conda-deny list output in structured format like CSV

[fhoehle]

A structured output of conda-deny list would be very useful in scenarios where the output is used in written internal documentation.

CSV output example:

"bzip2","1.0.8-h99b78c6_7","osx-arm64","bzip2-1.0.6"
"ca-certificates","2025.1.31-hf0a4a13_0","osx-arm64","ISC"
"ncurses","6.5-h5e97a16_3","osx-arm64","X11 AND BSD-3-Clause"

[pavelzw]

Would json be okay as well? This would be a more versatile output format; you could then use a magic jq command to create a csv or markdown table of your preferred format

[fhoehle]

Would json be okay as well? This would be a more versatile output format; you could then use a magic jq command to create a csv or markdown table of your preferred format

In my scenario there is more Office365 interaction with the generated output than programatic access.
See above added CSV output.

[pavelzw]

So conda-deny list --json and conda-deny list --csv would probably be the nicest api for this