4.2. export Command

Export a saved assessment to a different file format. This is useful for generating human-readable reports, integrating with security tools, or uploading to compliance platforms.

4.2.1. Usage

flareinspect export [options]

4.2.2. Options

Option	Description	Default
-i, --input <file>	Input assessment file (JSON) (required)	—
-o, --output <file>	Output file path (required)	—
-f, --format <format>	Export format: json, html, ocsf, sarif, markdown, csv, or asff	json

4.2.3. Formats

Format	Use Case
json	Machine-readable, re-importable full results
html	Shareable interactive report for browsers
ocsf	OCSF (Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework) normalized JSON
sarif	Static Analysis Results Interchange Format for GitHub Advanced Security
markdown	Text-based report for wikis and documentation
csv	Tabular findings for spreadsheet analysis
asff	AWS Security Finding Format for Security Hub integration

4.2.4. Examples

Export to HTML

flareinspect export -i assessment.json -f html -o report.html

Export to SARIF for GitHub Advanced Security

flareinspect export -i assessment.json -f sarif -o results.sarif

Export to CSV for Spreadsheet Analysis

flareinspect export -i assessment.json -f csv -o findings.csv

Export to OCSF

flareinspect export -i assessment.json -f ocsf -o assessment-ocsf.json

Export to ASFF (AWS Security Finding Format)

flareinspect export -i assessment.json -f asff -o findings-asff.json

Export to Markdown

flareinspect export -i assessment.json -f markdown -o report.md