Allow download of HTML report

[MrSeccubus]

As an API user I would like to grab the HTML report in such a way that it is portalble (hard links to pictures)

[ivanr]

I plan to implement this with all images embedded in the markup itself. Further, I'll use a simplified header. I'll also examine if the page make-up needs to be changed to produce better results when printing.

[andrepereiradasilva]

@ivanr just an idea: why not make an html template page that reads the a domain JSON assement result via javascript and them populates the template?

[MrSeccubus]

Great!

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On 23 feb. 2015, at 20:41, Ivan Ristiæ <notifications@github.commailto:notifications@github.com> wrote:

I plan to implement this with all images embedded in the markup itself. Further, I'll use a simplified header. I'll also examine if the page make-up needs to be changed to produce better results when printing.

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[MrSeccubus]

That way you cannot track historical results.

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On 23 feb. 2015, at 21:28, andrepereiradasilva <notifications@github.commailto:notifications@github.com> wrote:

@ivanrhttps://github.com/ivanr just an idea: why not make an html template page that reads the a domain JSON assement result via javascript and them populates the template?

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[andrepereiradasilva]

why not? just keep the json history

[MrSeccubus]

THe use case I have is to attache the HTML report (self contained) to a scan and the the email that has the notification that the scan is finished. Users will be very confused if you need to save two files just to view results.