[Intelmq-dev] Data Harmonization - Fields with multiple values
Navtej Singh
n.s.buttar at gmail.com
Thu Nov 9 07:24:31 CET 2017
Would https://github.com/certtools/intelmq/issues/877 qualify as another
use case?
On Wed, Nov 8, 2017 at 5:29 PM, Sebastian Wagner <wagner at cert.at> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On 11/03/2017 06:26 AM, Knight, Alexander wrote:
>
> At the Deepsec conference Sebastian mentioned updating the harmonization
> to allow for fields with multiple values. Has this issue been progressed at
> all?
>
> The use case was the field abuse_contact which could be a list and then be
> concatenated (if necessary) with commas.
> Technically it is not hard to do it. In the develop branch I already have
> something similar (and more complex): a dictionary type named JSONDict.
> So, not directly, but some changes that should make a change easier.
>
> There are some questions popping up that need to be clarified first:
> * How to define the types of the values inside the list? E.g. for the
> abuse_contact it has to be a list of strings/email addresses
> * How should the "API" look like, or in other words: what should happen
> for the in and setitem-operations etc
> * When should the list be converted to a string (or maybe also a
> JSON-list)? E.g. for postgres output the abuse_contact could either be a
> json-list or a comma separated list, depending on the table's definition,
> but for NoSQL-databases and files it can be just the list itself.
>
> And: what use cases do we have? That's good to know before thinking about
> how we implement that all:
>
> We will require multiple values for some fields in our events,
>
> What is in these fields? (type and/or example values) Where do you put
> that that and how do you want to work with in (inside intelmq)?
>
> I'd like to hear opinions of other users and developers too!
>
> Sebastian
> P.S.: I do have specific ideas, but don't want to bias others ;)
>
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