Running the code

Running the code or the app is pretty straight forward.

Commands

Python: - python Fetch [payload]
Command Line: - Fetch.exe [payload]

Python:

Make sure you have Python installed and it's in your PATH

From the terminal run: python Fetch.py [payload] Where: [payload] is the name of the fetchwhere request in the payloads folder:

Example: python Fetch.py sasc

CMD

Command Line:

From the command prompt or Terminal app run: Fetch.exe [payload] Where: [payload] is the name of the fetchwhere request in the payloads folder:

Example: Fetch.exe sasc

Python

You will be prompted to enter a folder to save the response to as well as a file name. You can save the response to any folder you like with any name you'd like.

Note: It's not necessary to add the extension to the file name as it will be saved with the .json extension automatically. You can change this in the code by editing line 40:

with open(folderinput+fileinput+".json", "w", encoding="utf-8") as jsonresponse: jsonresponse.write(prettyfetchWhereResponse)

Results

After running either of the above commands, you can view the resulting file by navigating to where you saved it.

Example:

Result