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+---
+layout: page
+author: Benoit Verhaeghe
+background: '/img/bg-wiki.jpg'
+title: 'Moose Entities Exporter'
+subtitle: 'Export Moose Metrics'
+toc: true
+---
+
+Once you have performed many query to search for entities of interest, you might want to export the result in a file to be consumed by others software systems.
+Moose IDE comes with the Moose Entities Exporter that helps you doing so.
+It is possible to use the Moose Entities Browser to generate CSV using the User Interface, or programmatically by using the browser model.
+
+## Export using the UI
+
+## Export programmatically
+
+Sometimes, it is easier to perform the export using programmatic approach.
+It is for example the case when you want to perform export from a CI.
+
+### Initialized your exporter
+
+First, you will need to create a `MiExportModel` and to configure it with the data you will want to explore.
+
+```st
+exportBrowserModel := MiExportModel new.
+exportBrowserModel entitiesList: collectionOfEntities.
+```
+
+Then, you might want to remove the default columns of the `MiExportModel`: `#Type` and `#Name`.
+`#Type` is the string representing the type of the entity in the model, and `#Name` its moose name if some.
+To remove them, simply send the `removeColumnForQueryNamed:` message to your `MiExportModel`.
+
+```st
+"Remove default column"
+exportBrowserModel removeColumnForQueryNamed: #Name.
+exportBrowserModel removeColumnForQueryNamed: #Type.
+```
+
+### Add column based on a custom based query
+
+Once you have initialized your model, you can create column that will be computed based on a block.
+The block will be computed for each entity of your `collectionOfEntities`.
+
+```st
+exportBrowserModel addColumnForQuery: [ :violation | violation violatedCondition name ] withName: #'Rule name'.
+exportBrowserModel addColumnForQuery: [ :violation | violation violatedCondition summary ] withName: #'Rule summary'.
+```
+
+> The example above is done in combination with the Moose Critics tool to export information about Code violation.
+
+### Export
+
+The final step is the export of the model using the defined query.
+We implemented two exporters: CSV and Markdown.
+
+For the CSV exporter use the method `writeCSVOn:`, whereas for markdown use the methods `writeMarkdownTableOn:`.
+
+Example:
+
+```st
+'D:/myFile.csv' asFileReference writeStreamDo: [ :aStream |
+    "Note this line that can be added to easily open CSV file using Excel" 
+    aStream << 'sep=,'; << OSPlatform current lineEnding.
+    "Do export"
+    exportBrowserModel writeCSVOn: aStream ].
+```
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 In this section, we group the documentation for each tool.
 
 - [Moose IDE Browsers](Users/moose-ide/browsers)
+- [Moose Exporter](Users/moose-ide/moose-exporter)
 
 ### Visualizing a model