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  1. IN-DEPTH
  2. Concepts

Exporters

... or how to export reports to different destinations.

secator exporters allow exporting reports at the end of the run.

To export results in real-time, see Drivers instead.

Available exporters out-of-the-box are:

  • txt: exports results as TXT file.

  • csv: exports results as CSV file.

  • json: exports results as JSON file.

  • gdrive: exports results to Google Drive. Set addons.google.credentials_path and addons.google.drive_parent_folder_id in your config for this exporter to work.

  • table: prints results as a table in the terminal.

Using exporters

To use exporters from the CLI, use the --output or -o flag:

secator x httpx mydomain.com -o txt
secator w host_recon mydomain.com -o gdrive,table
secator s url http://testphp.vulnweb.com -o csv,json

To use exporters from the library, you can pass the exporters kwarg to any runner:

from secator.workflows import host_recon

host = 'mydomain.com'
workflow = host_recon(host, exporters=['csv', 'json'])
workflow.run()
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