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API Modules Run #13
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If you have an Office document like Word or Excel, then you would go to the modules tab and select Office -Office Document Parser. Then you need pick something along the lines of MetaData or Document Streams in the sub module and then click Run. For a PDF file, you can select the PDF - PDF Document Parser or Strings. You might also need to make sure you have installed all of the requirements listed in the requirements.txt file located in the viper-modules repo if you haven't done so already. |
I understand how to do this manually via the web interface, I am wondering if it is possible to do via the API. |
Sorry, it was a late night and apparently my reading comprehension wasn't working . You may have figured this out already, but it doesn't appear that running modules is supported from the API yet. The API docs at http:\\viper url/api/v3/docs/ are only showing list operations and if you look at the viperapi/views.py you can see the run_module functions located at the bottom are commented out with the notes of: I may be wrong, but I am not seeing a way to run them using the API. |
@n3l5 @acd62081 Yes, you are right - currently the V3 API does not support running modules. If you want to contribute a Pull Request I'm happy to give you some hints and do a review. The link to viper-web/viper_web/viperapi/views.py Line 804 in 5fa2b55
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@frennkie Probably not too complicated for you based on what I have seen you do. I have no experience with web development but I will look through and see if I can figure out what needs to be done.
Feel free to send me any hints that you know about. |
I won't be of any help, at least not immediately, to help build this; but I'll take a peek and see if I can come up with something. Can for sure help with any testing. |
Having a devil of a time figuring out how to run a module against a sample.
I am using the v3 api and can see the Modules listed in API , but I can't seem to find the ability to actually run them against a sample. Can someone give me a hint?
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