code: def write_out(input):
      
      # peel off the to_file metadata from the output.
      to_file, output = input
      if to_file != "quiet":
          try:
              # split the to_file metadata into it's separate parts.
              mode, dest_file = to_file
          except TypeError:
              # just dump the output if we had an internal problem with getting
              # the metadata.
              click.echo(output)
          else:
              ip = output.split('device: ')[1].split('\n')[0].strip()
              if mode in ['m', 'multiple']:
                  # put the IP in front of the filename if we're writing each
                  # device to its own file.
                  dest_file = path.join(path.split(dest_file)[0], ip + "_" +
                                        path.split(dest_file)[1])
              try:
                  out_file = open(dest_file, 'a+b')
              except IOError as e:
                  print(color("Could not open output file '%s' for writing. "
                              "Output would have been:\n%s" %
                              (dest_file, output), 'red'))
                  print(color('Here is the error for opening the output file:' +
                              str(e), 'red'))
              else:
                  click.echo(output, nl=False, file=out_file)
                  print(color('%s output appended to: %s' % (ip, dest_file)))
                  out_file.close()
docs: Callback function to write the output from the script.
  
      @param input: A tuple containing two things:
                  | 1. None or Tuple of file mode and destination filepath
                  | 2. The output of the jaide command that will be either
                  |    written to sys.stdout or to a file, depending on the
                  |    first index in the tuple.
                  |
                  | If the first index of the tuple *is not* another tuple,
                  | the output will be written to sys.stdout. If the first
                  | index *is* a tuple, that tuple is further broken down
                  | into the mode ('single' for single file or 'multiple'
                  | for one file for each IP), and the destination filepath.
      @type input: tuple
  
      @returns: None