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  • A real college student who does computer things 🖥️✨



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Search feature improvement to-dos

Currently, the search tab doesn't provide any kind of pagination. If users search for some conditions in a large-size EVTX dataset collection, the current code will just return lots of rows at once like the picture below. Also, the current status performs sorting via _id property after receiving all data from MongoDB, so it might be bad practice in case of large data handling
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Improvement suggestions

  • Pagination (e.g. Showing 30 results at once. Use MongoDB's aggregation to limit the number of results)Using infinite scroll? ▶ abolished
  • Showing pagination bar (use Bootstrap components) both on and below the table.
  • Sorting the result on the MongoDB side, not the client side may reduce the speed
  • Printing how many rows are searched (e.g. 1,920 results) on the table
  • Forcibly fix the table width (design)
  • Possible improvements in Go backend related to search features /webRequestHandler/api.go

Adopting pagination may require additional calculations for querying a specific range of data from MongoDB.

Use GitHub Action for CI/CD

After accomplishing many goals(If necessary implementations are finished), let's apply GitHub Action for CI/CD. Because this project aims for a fast dockerized Go application, such strategies will accelerate and simplify the deployment procedure.

Search tab accessing undefined properties for some conditions

When the user adds some rules(Rule name to filter) while searching like below;
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It gets an error like the one below.

Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'split')
    at selectize.js:318:65
    at Array.forEach (<anonymous>)
    at selectize.js:301:22
let eventCallTrace = item.event.eventdata.CallTrace.split("|").map(trace => `<code>${trace}</code>`).join("<br>");

Some events may not have item.event.eventdata.CallTrace property. Use ternary methods or do something.

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