Closed zendern closed 4 years ago
@zendern quick question, how do I test this?
NEVERMIND I'M A BAD READER.
NEVERMIND I'M A BAD READER.
It happens but still let me know if you have questions and we can get the docs in better shape if need be.
Just did a quick test of this, and it's awesome. Dunno how much value someone will get from csv personally! XML would be a nice one to do as a follow up, but in the junit test case style (so we'd want a pretty custom reporter).
Just did a quick test of this, and it's awesome. Dunno how much value someone will get from csv personally! XML would be a nice one to do as a follow up, but in the junit test case style (so we'd want a pretty custom reporter).
re: XML - Yeah that would be cool to do as a followup. re: CSV - Yeah I kind of agree.....again thought was maybe it would be something you could easily ship to a security team member or something for easy "user-friendly" review. The content/format is 100% up for debate.
I love what you did with outputting the exclusions, invalid, etc..., that's really great!
I'm going to need to sit down a tiny bit more with this tonight but I'm loving it so far.
This feature would be awesome, can we have this as fast as possible please? :D
@Nerzal working on it!
@zendern you got a tiny conflict to fix up, if you want to clean that up I'll get this merged ASAP.
@DarthHater all fixed up....should be good to go in a minute.
Adds the ability to output in different formats. Currently available are as follows:
^^^ Examples of all the output can be found in the README.md
Used logrus to do the outputting and defined a formatter for each output type. If we ever find we want to add a new output type it should make it pretty easy to do.
It relates to the following issue #s:
cc @bhamail / @DarthHater