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Aquilax Python Client

This is a Python client for interacting with the Aquilax API. It allows you to easily manage organizations, groups, initiate scans and to get scan results by making request to the Aquilax server.

Features

  • Create an organization
  • Create a group within an organization
  • Start a scan on a given Git repository
  • Get scan results for a given Git repository
  • Get all organizations
  • Get all groups
  • Get all scans

Prerequisites

  • Python 3.7 or higher
  • pip package manager

Set Up the Environment

Create and activate a virtual environment:

python3 -m venv env
source env/bin/activate  # On Windows, use `env\Scripts\activate`

Installation

# install from PyPI
pip install aquilax==1.0.0

Usage Command Structure and General Usage

To run the client, use the following structure:aquilax <command> [options]The Aquilax API Client supports the following commands:- org: Create an organization.- group: Create a group within an organization.- scan: Start a scan for a specific group.- get-scan-details: Retrieve details of a specific scan.

Command: org

Creates a new organization with specified details.

Options: --name (required): The name of the organization.--description (optional, default: "Default Org"): A brief description of the organization.--business-name (optional, default: "Aquilax"): The business name associated with the organization.--website (optional, default: "aquilax.io"): The organization's website URL.--org-pic (optional, default: a predefined image URL): The URL of the organization's picture.--usage (optional, default: "Business"): The usage type for the organization.

Example Usage:

aquilax org --name "My Organization" --description "Org Desc" --business-name "Tech" --website "test.com" --usage "Business"

Command: get-orgs

Get All Organizations Example Usage:

aquilax get-orgs

Command: group

Creates a new group within an existing organization.

Options: --org-id (required): The ID of the organization in which to create the group.--name (required): The name of the group.--description (optional, default: "To test all the prod apps"): A brief description of the group.--tags (optional, default: ['default', 'dev']): Tags associated with the group.

aquilax group --org-id "org123" --name "Development Group" --description "Group for devs" --tags "dev" "team"

Command: get-groups

Get All Groups Example Usage:

aquilax get-groups --org-id "your-org-id"

Command: scan

Starts a scan for a specific group within an organization.

Options: --org-id (required): The ID of the organization.--group-id (required): The ID of the group.--git-uri (required): The URI of the Git repository to scan.--scanners (optional, default: ['pii_scanner']): A list of scanners to use.--public (optional, default: True): Whether the scan should be public.--frequency (optional, default: Once): The frequency of the scan (e.g., Once).--tags (optional, default: ['github', 'python', 'django']): Tags associated with the scan.

aquilax scan --org-id "org123" --group-id "group456" --git-uri "https://github.com/user/repo" --scanners "sast_scanner" "iac_scanner" --public True --frequency Once --tags "security" "audit"

Command: get-scan-details

Retrieves the details of a specific scan.

Options: --org-id (required): The ID of the organization.--group-id (required): The ID of the group.--project-id (required): The ID of the project.--scan-id (required): The ID of the scan.

aquilax get-scan-details --org-id "org123" --group-id "group456" --project-id "proj789" --scan-id "scan101"

Command: get-scans

Get All Scans Example Usage:

aquilax get-scans --org-id "your-org-id"

Environment Variable

  • You must set the AQUILAX_AUTH environment variable with your Aquilax API token for the client to work.
export AQUILAX_AUTH=aquilax_api_token_here

Command-Line Arguments

  • aquilax org --name: The name of the organization to create.
  • aquilax group --name: The name of the group to create within the organization.
  • aquilax --gitUri: The Git URI of the repository to scan.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Error Handling

If the API token is not provided or if any request fails, the client will raise an appropriate error and log the details.

Troubleshooting

  • Module Import Errors: Ensure your environment is activated and the package is installed.
  • Unauthorized Error: Ensure the AQUILAX_AUTH environment variable is set correctly.

Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/AquilaX-AI/AquilaX-Client.git
cd AquilaX-Client

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