Operation: DNS Over HTTPS #489
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Pull request to implement #433.
Takes a domain name as input, before performing a fetch request to the specified resolver. If only the answer data is needed, an option to just return a JSON array of values is implemented.
It is worth noting that I have put this is the "code" module as I noticed that jsonpath library is used by the jpath recipe. It is also used in this recipe to implement the feature of only returning answer data rather than the full JSON response. I'm new to the CyberChef codebase so please let me know if there is a better way of doing this!EDIT: I have now removed the jsonpath import and moved to the "Default" module.
Example Outputs: