Feature Description

When exporting graph content from bloodhound, the filename is always bh-graph.json which leads to a downloads directory full of bh-graph (x).json after any reasonable sized engagement. The export needs a better file naming scheme, even bh-graph-$currentepoch.json would be an improvement. Popping a modal that lets me input a filename, or hit 'enter' and accept a reasonable default, would be even better.

Are you intending to implement this feature?

yes

Current Behavior

Clicking on 'export graph' downloads a file called 'bh-graph.json'

Desired Behavior

Clicking on 'export graph' should either download a file with a unique name by-default, or ideally pop a modal that lets the user input a filename or just hit 'enter' and accept bh-graph-$epoch.json or similar.

Use Case

A thorough review of an environment involves more than just the bloodhound UI, and extracting data from specific cypher queries for further processing or cross-referencing against other data sets is easiest with the export graph functionality.

Having to manually rename files or deal with multiple bh-graph.json files is annoying and unintuitive. A better file naming scheme would be a quality-of-life improvement for Bloodhound users who use BH in a similar way.

Implementation Suggestions

Would involve tweaking the export method to accept a filename parameter and implementing a modal to supply a default filename or user-supplied filename.

Additional Information

I can write this feature provided the UX detailed above seems reasonable to the project