Create "Report" tool to generate an HTML Report
See original GitHub issueThis tool will create an HTML report of the alerts found during spidering and scanning. This will replicate the functionality when you click on “Report” -> “Generate HTML Report” in the Desktop ZAP.
Features:
- Selecting the button should prompt a file picker pop up to pick where you want to save the file"
- Use the
http://zap/OTHER/core/other/htmlreport/
ZAP API end point
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 5 years ago
- Reactions:1
- Comments:6 (5 by maintainers)
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Ideally we wouldnt need to prompt for where to save the file, just show the HTML report in a new window/tab. If the user wants to save it locally then they can do via the browsers ‘Save page as…’ option. Remember than some people will be accessing the HUD remotely, esp if they are running ZAP in docker. Saving the report to filesore in this case isnt very useful.
That’s being tracked in #108.