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START ✍

SCRIPTS

./load.sh "2/in.csv" "2/out.csv" "2/status.csv" cat 2/out.csv | grep 000

cat 2/out.csv | grep 000 > 2/error.txt

./csv-to-txt-filter.sh "domain" "2/out.csv" "1/in.txt" ".pl"
./csv-to-txt-filter.sh "domain" "2/out.csv" "1/in.txt" ".de"

split csv to txt

./csv-to-txt.sh "domain" "2/out.csv" "1/in.txt"

Merge without duplicate columns

./merge-csv.sh "2/out.csv" "3/out.txt" "4/out.txt"

Typy kommend infrash

• compare ( value from in and current infrastructure )
• load ( from infrastructure )

compare

values from in and current infrastructure

./compare.sh

load

load values from infrastructure

./load.sh

Start using apiMacro

List of projects

./apimacro.sh

Run macro for 1/in.csv

./apimacro.sh 1

The same, with separated details, run macro for 1/in.csv

./apimacro.sh "1/in.csv" "1/out.csv" "1/status.csv"

filtering 3/in.csv

./apimacro.sh 3

Install ✍

EXAMPLES ✍

Automatyczne generowanie na podstawie pliku CSV

wszystkie dane są dostepne poprzez mikrousluge lub na serwerze FTP

START

prepare input data

• 1/domain-list.txt

example1.com
example2.com
example3.com

run script to create the input file

• 1/in.csv

./create-input-csv.sh "domain,https_status" "1/domain-list.txt" "1/in.csv"

output of script:

• 1/in.csv

domain,http_status_code
example1.com
example2.com
example3.com

1. Load status of domains

./load.sh "1/in.csv" "1/out.csv" "1/status.csv"

dane wejsciowe:

• 1/in.csv

domain,http_status_code
example1.com
example2.com
example3.com

status wykonywania, aktualizowany po każdej iteracji:

• 1/status.csv

domain,http_status_code
example1.com,done
example2.com,warning
example3.com,

Dane wyjściowe:

• 1/out.csv

domain,http_status_code
example1.com,200
example2.com,500
example3.com,301

2. Load nameservers for domain list

Another example with checking nameservers

Dane wejsciowe:

• 2/in.csv

domain,nameservers
example1.com
example2.com
example3.com

Dane wyjsciowe:

• 2/out.csv

domain,nameservers
example1.com,ns1.com,ns2.com,ns3.com 
example2.com,ns1.com,ns2.com,ns3.com
example3.com,ns1.com,ns2.com,ns3.com

3. Load nameservers for domain list

Another example with making screenshots

Dane wejsciowe:

• 3/in.csv

domain,nameservers
example1.com
example2.com
example3.com

Dane wyjsciowe:

• 3/out.csv

domain,nameservers
example1.com,/home/user/example1.com.png 
example2.com,/home/user/example1.com.png
example3.com,/home/user/example1.com.png

4. Compare nameservers for domain list

Dane wyjsciowe mogą posłużyć do sprawdzenia stanu:

Dane wejsciowe:

• 4/in.csv

domain,nameservers
example1.com,ns1.com,ns2.com,ns3.com
example2.com,ns1.com,ns2.com,ns3.com
example3.com,ns1.com,ns2.com,ns3.com

Dane wyjsciowe:

• 4/out.csv

domain,nameservers
example1.com,ns1.com,ns2.com,ns3.com 
example2.com,ns1.com,ns2.com,ns3.com
example3.com,ns1.com,ns2.com,ns3.com

Filtering

now the filtering is possible with external bash script: Headers in CSV:

1. data column
2. bash script commmand name
3. First filter name
4. First filter value
5. Second filter name
6. Second filter value

Examples

http_status_code,equal,200
http_status_code,not_equal,200
http_status_code,more_than,200,less_than,300
http_status_code,remove-duplicates

API with auth

3/in.csv

./apimacro.sh 9

TODO ✍

• Clear input data from CSV:

" 
[space]

will be good use some standrds such xpath or another to create more advanced examples format for filtering

http_status_code(http_status_code!=200 && http_status_code!=300)

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