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1 year ago Hiya, the documentation is there as a guide. I'm a little concerned that if we write a minimal script that people can just copy and paste, we'll end up seeing hundreds of little programs using that script as way to get to volatility rather than, for example, writing a volshell snippet that could do the same thing?
It would be helpful to know which bits of https://volatility3.readthedocs.io/en/latest/using-as-a-library.html you found cryptic, so that we can improve them. We're not aiming for a "copy/paste/use" solution for the reasons I've given above, but we would like to make it easy to create your own tool using volatility 3 as a library? There are several existing examples around:
We'd hope developers would use these as templates, but equally if it's just a toy example to get volatility to a point where it's working and usable, I'd suggest volshell or the volshell snippets, which are small chunks of code run within the context of a instantiated plugin?
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Is it possible to have an example of a minimal python script using Volatility 3 as library? The documentation is very cryptic and incomplete (no imports etc..) ...