RIPE JSON modified and template added #20
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I have made modifications to the code to generate Json file for the RIPE archive data
Date Condition:
As per the provided URL RIPE archive data, the output.json.xz file is available after October 11, 2023. Consequently, I have made two changes to the code based on the date condition.
Depending on the date condition:
URL Reference:
The relevant URL for this operation is [https://ftp.ripe.net/rpki/apnic.tal/).
This modification allows the code to adapt its behavior based on the specified date condition, either generating JSON from a CSV file or uncompressing a specific JSON file.
Here the output for 2018/10/01
only including the output for RIPE ARCHIVE urls
Here the output for 2024/01/01
only including the output for RIPE ARCHIVE urls
This Resolves the issue #19
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This Solves issue #18
@romain-fontugne can you review my PR :-)