Exporting Analysis to CSV and JSON

Published: November 18, 2025

After analyzing a torrent, you often want to save the results. The Torrent Tracker Analyzer lets you export everything — tracker status, response times, file lists, and metadata — in **CSV** or **JSON** format with one click.

CSV Export: Spreadsheet Ready

The CSV file includes:

• Summary: Info hash, private flag, file count, total size
• Trackers: Tier, URL, public status, success, time, error
• Files: Path and size (for multi-file torrents)

Open it in Excel, Google Sheets, or any data tool. Perfect for auditing or reporting.

Filename

torrent-analysis.csv — UTF-8 encoded, comma-separated, quoted fields.

JSON Export: Developer Friendly

The JSON export contains a structured trackers array with:

• url, tier, isPublic
• check object with success, time, error

Ideal for scripting, automation, or integration with other tools.

Filename

torrent-trackers.json — pretty-printed with 2-space indentation.

How It Works

We use Blob and URL.createObjectURL() to generate a downloadable file instantly — no server needed.

const blob = new Blob([data], [object Object]);
const url = URL.createObjectURL(blob);
const a = document.createElement('a');
a.href = url;
a.download = 'torrent-analysis.csv';
a.click();

Use Cases

• Archive tracker health over time
• Compare different torrent releases
• Share analysis with team members
• Import into monitoring dashboards

FAQ

Export your analysis now: Try the Analyzer