Example Usage
Usage:
  troll-a [flags] [url]

This tool allows to extract (potential) secrets such as passwords, API keys, and tokens
from WARC (Web ARChive) files. Extracted information is output as structured text org
JSON, which simplifies further processing of the data.

"url" can be either a regular HTTP or HTTPS reference ("https://domain/path"), an Amazon
S3 reference ("s3://bucket/path"), a file path (either "file:///path" or simply "path"),
or a dash ("-") to read from STDIN. If "url" is omitted data is read from STDIN. If the
input data is compressed with either GZip, BZip2, XZ, or ZStd it is automatically
decompressed. ZStd with a prepended custom dictionary (as used by "*.megawarc.warc.zstd")
is also handled transparently.

This tool uses rules from the Gitleaks project (https://gitleaks.io) to detect secrets.

Flags:
  -c, --custom stringArray     additional custom rule to apply. Secrets that match the
                               given regular expression (using RE2 syntax) will also be
                               reported. Can be specified multiple times.
  -e, --enclosed               only report secrets that are enclosed within their context
  -f, --filter string          fi