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I love using Raccoon, but it would be great if it can output metadata (based on the 'Details' section) somehow in the CLI for developers to work with.

Please give some more detail (what is needed, in what format?), but don't provide patches. There won't be any more v3.x releases.

Am Freitag, den 07.08.2015, 13:55 -0700 schrieb Wesley Hill:

I love using Raccon, but It would be great if it can output metadata (based on the 'Details' section) somehow in the CLI for developers to work with.

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Say for instance, If I would like to get the details of the Android app in the CLI. I could do this:

java -jar raccoon.jar -m com.facebook.katana -m could mean metadata.

The output of that command is a JSON or XML representation of the details page in the Raccon GUI.

Example JSON output:

details.json

{
 "name":"Facebook", 
 "package":"com.facebook.katana", 
 "size":"43.5MB", 
 "published":"August 10, 2015", 
 "price":"Free",
 "version":"40.0.0.24.199",
 "raw_version":13607412,
 "installations":"100,000,000+", 
 "rating":4.00
}

That would be relatively easy to do. The problem just is the output format. You want JSON, someone else might want XML, yet another one wants SQL. I'm afraid this will go down a road where we get a huge amount of (slightly) different output formats and a splitting headache trying to maintain them all.

Am Dienstag, den 11.08.2015, 04:11 -0700 schrieb Wesley Hill:

Say for instance, If I would like to get the details of the Android app in the CLI. I could do this:

java -jar raccoon.jar -m com.facebook.katana -m could mean metadata.

The output of that command is a JSON or XML representation of the details page in the Raccon GUI.

facebook

Example JSON output:

details.json

{ "name":"Facebook", "package":"com.facebook.katana", "size":"43.5MB", "published":"August 10, 2015", "price":"Free", "version":"40.0.0.24.199", "raw_version":13607412, "installations":"100,000,000+", "rating":4.00 } — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.

Using templates with place-holders might be an option here – so the user is completely free to define even his/her own format.

I would need to see a complete proposal there. I'm not going to guess what might be needed and then implement something nobody ever uses.

Am Donnerstag, den 19.11.2015, 15:37 -0800 schrieb Izzy:

Using templates with place-holders might be an option here – so the user is completely free to define even his/her own format.

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Agreed. I was just throwing in an idea – maybe @hako can build upon that. I'm afraid the needs will differ pretty much: while one only needs "core data", another might want a "full dump" (if I wanted to use that, I'd need the full package data including permissions).