AlgoSec AppViz Python Library
Unofficial library to interact with AlgoSec AppViz in Python. Official API documentation can be found here:
https://api-docs.algosec.com/docs/appvizsaas-api-docs/lr8pw057bsh37-welcome-to-the-app-viz-api-reference
API Endpoint
Important Note: If not specified, the EU region will be used. If your tenant is provisioned in a different region, this needs to be provided when creating the class instance.
Installation
$ pip install algosec_appviz
Environment Variables
The following Environment Variables will be automatically read if set:
TENANT_ID
CLIENT_ID
CLIENT_SECRET
Usage
from algosec_appviz import AppViz
# Use automatically loaded environment variables as mentioned above
appviz_inst = AppViz()
# Provide parameters in code
appviz_inst = AppViz(region='us', tenant_id='xxx', client_id='xxx', client_secret='xxx')
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