auparse_feed_age_events - Linux
Overview
auparse_feed_age_events is a command-line tool for parsing and analyzing age event data from an AgeFeed feed. Its primary purpose is to provide a deep understanding of age events for use cases such as age verification, fraud detection, and risk assessment.
Syntax
auparse_feed_age_events [OPTIONS] [feed_file]
Options/Flags
| Option | Description | Default Value |
|—|—|—|
| -h
, --help
| Display usage information | – |
| -v
, --version
| Display version information | – |
| -o
, --output-file
| Output the result to the specified file | stdout |
| -f
, --format
| Output format (json, protobuf, csv) | json |
| -d
, --date-range
| Filter events by date range (ISO 8601, e.g.: "2023-07-01T00:00:00Z/2023-07-31T23:59:59Z") | – |
| -c
, --check-duplication
| Check for duplicate events | false |
| -m
, --min-event-type
| Filter by minimum event type (0-3) | 0 |
| --discovery
| Enable discovery mode (experimental) | false |
| --anonymize-identities
| Anonymize all identifiers in the output | false |
Examples
Simple parsing of all events:
auparse_feed_age_events my_feed.bin
Output to a specific file in CSV format, filtering by event type:
auparse_feed_age_events -f csv -o events.csv my_feed.bin -m 2
Enable discovery mode for advanced analysis:
auparse_feed_age_events --discovery my_feed.bin
Common Issues
- Ensure that the feed file is in the correct binary format.
- Verify that the date range provided is valid and matches the data in the feed.
- Handle duplicate events appropriately, either by checking for duplicates or modifying the feed generation process to avoid them.
Integration
Combine auparse_feed_age_events with other tools for advanced analysis:
- Store the parsed events in a database for long-term storage and querying.
- Visualize the events using data visualization tools to identify patterns and trends.
- Use auparse_feed_age_events as part of an automated pipeline for age verification or fraud detection.