aws-nuke-exporter 1.0.0

A tool for exporting aws-nuke logs in JSON or CSV formats.

AWS Nuke Exporter

Description

AWS Nuke Exporter is a Python tool designed to parse and export the output logs of the aws-nuke command into more structured and readable formats: JSON or CSV. This tool simplifies the process of analyzing and storing the results generated by AWS Nuke, making it easier for users to review and track the resources managed by AWS Nuke.

Features

• Multiple Output Formats: Supports exporting data into JSON or CSV formats.
• Detailed Parsing: Extracts detailed information from the AWS Nuke logs, including resource types, IDs, regions, and additional details.
• Customizable Export Paths: Allows users to specify custom paths for the exported data.

Requirements

• Python 3
• AWS CLI (for AWS Nuke command execution)

Installation

From PyPI

You can install aws-nuke-exporter directly from PyPI:

pip install aws-nuke-exporter

This command will install the latest version of the aws-nuke-exporter package along with all necessary dependencies.

From Source

Alternatively, you can clone the repository and install it manually:

git clone https://github.com/oijkn/aws-nuke-exporter.git
cd aws-nuke-exporter
python setup.py install

Usage

After installation, you can use aws-nuke-exporter from the command line:

aws-nuke-exporter <path-to-aws-nuke-output> -f <format> -d <destination-path>

Arguments

• path-to-aws-nuke-output: The file path where AWS Nuke output is stored.
• -f, --format [json|csv]: The output format. Choose between JSON and CSV. Default is JSON.
• -d, --destination: The path where the exported file will be saved. Optional.

Examples

Export AWS Nuke output to JSON:

aws-nuke-exporter output.log -f json

Export AWS Nuke output to CSV with a custom destination:

aws-nuke-exporter output.log -f csv -d /path/to/export.csv

Contributing

Contributions to the AWS Nuke Exporter are welcome. Please ensure that your code adheres to the existing style and that all tests pass.

License

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL).

Contact

For any questions or feedback, please open an issue on GitHub.