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Add python parsers plugin #1334

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Create a plugin that allows for parsers to be written in python2 or python3 and a small development env docker container to interactively debug these parsers within your favorite IDE.

If there is any interest in getting this merged into the main repo. Please let me know.

Did you run npm run lint from the viewer or parliament directory (whichever you are making changes to) and correct any errors
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Did you Ensure that all tests still pass by navigating to the tests directory and running ./tests.pl --viewer
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awick commented Dec 9, 2019

Very cool. will probably want to revisit this when the protocolrefactor branch is merged in, but I could see it being added. There are some changes and organizational things would like to talk about too.

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UnmanagedCode commented Dec 9, 2019

Gr8, I did some fast refactoring and 'tried' too get the plugin integrated into the moloch build/install pipeline. It started as some kind of prototype and got a life on its own;p Im open to suggestions and/or changes that might be required. If there are any questions that need answering let me know.

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