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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions docs/source/tutorial_add_new_importer.rst
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purl = PackageURL(name="ffmpeg", type="deb", version="1.2.3")


AdvioryData
AdvisoryData
^^^^^^^^^^^^^

``AdvisoryData`` is an intermediate data-format,
it is expected, that your importer converts the raw scraped data into ``AdvisoryData`` objects.
All the fields in ``AdvioryData`` dataclass are optional, it is the importer's resposibility to
All the fields in ``AdvisoryData`` dataclass are optional, it is the importer's resposibility to
ensure that it must contain meaningful information about a vulnerability.

AffectedPackage
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/source/tutorial_add_new_improver.rst
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Importers are responsible for scraping vulnerability data from various data sources without creating
a complete relational model between vulnerabilites, their fixes and store them in a structured
fashion. These data are stored in the ``Advisory`` model and can be converted to an equivalent
``AdvioryData`` for various use cases.
``AdvisoryData`` for various use cases.
See :ref:`importer-overview` for a brief overview on importers.

Importer Prerequisites
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