> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.valar.space/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Exporting Maneuvers

> Export maneuvers in CCSDS compliant formats

> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](/llms.txt).

Export of maneuvers in CCSDS compliant formats.

VALAR supports exports of maneuver data into CCSDS standard formats. Both the VALAR web interface and its REST API provide options to export individual maneuvers or bulk sets of maneuvers (by date range) as standard files. The following guide explains how to perform these exports via the UI and API.

## Exporting Individual Maneuvers by ID

Users can export a single maneuver (identified by its unique ID) in CCSDS format. The file can be exported simply by clicking the download button on the maneuver sidebar.

For automation or integration into external tools, users can perform an individual maneuver export via the API by specifying its identifier in the request to `GET /v1/maneuvers/{maneuverId}/export`.

## Exporting a Group of Maneuvers by Date Range

VALAR also allows exporting multiple maneuvers in one go, by specifying a date range. All maneuvers executed or planned between the given start and end dates can be exported as a single file, containing a sequence of maneuver entries.

In order to export a group of maneuvers:

1. Go to the `/burn-plan` page.
2. Click the **Export** button.
3. Select the start and end dates for the desired period.

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For automation or integration into external tools, users can perform a bulk export via the API by specifying a date range in the request to `GET /v1/maneuvers/export`.

By following the steps above, VALAR users can seamlessly export maneuver data in a standardized way. With these export capabilities, VALAR facilitates transparent sharing of maneuver plans and execution data, leveraging the full power of the CCSDS standards for your space operations needs.
