Installation

This document describes how to initially prepare your environment, dependent libraries and the project for Windows and Linux and how to get started.

Windows

Install Python 3.9 or higher from here
Open Command Prompt and type python --version
- If Python is not recognized as a command, do the following:
- Open the Environment Variables and add the path to the Python Installation to the Path variable
- You might need to reboot for changes to take effect
- After rebooting try again the python --version command
In Command Prompt type pip --version
- If pip is not recognized as a command, download the script from here
- Back on Command Prompt, type python get-pip.py
- Try again the pip --version command
In Command Prompt type pip list
- Make sure that (among others) also the beautifulsoup4, requests, stem, demisto-py and tzlocal libraries are listed
- If any of the libraries is not listed, type pip install <libraryname> to install it

You might need to do an update on existing software before continuing. To do so, in the command line type sudo apt update
Type sudo apt install python3.X
Type python3 --version
Type python3.X and then help("modules") and make sure that (among others) also the beautifulsoup4, requests, stem, demisto-py and tzlocal libraries are listed
- If any of the libraries is not listed, type sudo apt-get install python3-<libraryname> to install it

Download the repository and extract it
Review the configurations in the related *_config.json and adjust them where necessary
In the Command Line, navigate to the extracted folder and then navigate to the scripts folder
Type python <scriptname>.py or - if on Linux - python3 <scriptname>.py to start the script
The terminal should look something similar to the below: