demisto-sdk 1.6.3

A Python library for the Demisto SDK

Demisto SDK

The Demisto SDK library can be used to manage your Cortex XSOAR content with ease and efficiency. The library uses python 3.8+.

Usage

Installation

1. Install - pip3 install demisto-sdk

2. Upgrade - pip3 install --upgrade demisto-sdk

3. Connect demisto-sdk with Cortex XSOAR server - In order that demisto-sdk and Cortex XSOAR server communicate, perfrom the following steps:

   1. Get an API key for XSOAR-server - Settings -> Integrations -> API keys -> Get your Key (copy it)

   2. Add the following parameters to your environment. You can also use a .env file, the demisto-sdk will automatically load that file.:

      export DEMISTO_BASE_URL=<http or https>://<demisto-server url or ip>:<port>
      export DEMISTO_API_KEY=<API key>
      

      for example:

      export DEMISTO_BASE_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8080
      export DEMISTO_API_KEY=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
      

      For more configurations, check the demisto-py repository (which is used by the demisto-sdk to communicate with Cortex XSOAR).

   3. Reload your terminal before continue.

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CLI usage

You can use the SDK in the CLI as follows:

demisto-sdk <command> <args>

For more information, run demisto-sdk -h. For more information on a specific command execute demisto-sdk <command> -h.

Version Check

demisto-sdk will check against the GitHub repository releases for a new version every time it runs and will issue a warning if you are not using the latest and greatest. If you wish to skip this check you can set the environment variable: DEMISTO_SDK_SKIP_VERSION_CHECK. For example:

export DEMISTO_SDK_SKIP_VERSION_CHECK=yes

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Commands

Supported commands:

1. init
2. Validate
3. Lint
4. Secrets
5. Unify
6. Split
7. Format
8. Run
9. Run-playbook
10. Upload
11. Download
12. Generate-docs
13. Generate-test-playbook
14. Generate-outputs
15. Update-release-notes
16. Zip-packs
17. openapi-codegen
18. postman-codegen
19. generate-integration

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Customizable command configuration

You can create your own configuration for the demisto-sdk commands by creating a file named .demisto-sdk-conf within the directory from which you run the commands. This file will enable you to set a default value to the existing command flags that will take effect whenever the command is run. This can be done by entering the following structure into the file:

[command_name]
flag_name=flag_default_value

Note: Make sure to use the flag's full name and input _ instead of a - if it exists in the flag name (e.g. instead of no-docker-checks use no_docker_checks).

Here are a few examples:

• As a user, I would like to not use the mypy linter in my environment when using the lint command. In the .demisto-sdk-conf file I'll enter:

[lint]
no_mypy=true

• As a user, I would like to include untracked git files in my validation when running the validate command. In the .demisto-sdk-conf file I'll enter:

[validate]
include_untracked=true

• As a user, I would like to automatically use minor version changes when running the update-release-notes command. In the .demisto-sdk-conf file I'll enter:

[update-release-notes]
update_type=minor

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How to setup development environment?

Follow the guide found here to setup your demisto-sdk-dev virtual environment. The development environment is connected to the branch you are currently using in the SDK repository.

Simply activate it by running workon demisto-sdk-dev. The virtual environment can be deactivated at all times by running deactivate.

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Autocomplete

Our CLI supports autocomplete for Linux/MacOS machines, you can turn this feature on by running one of the following: for zsh users run in the terminal

eval "$(_DEMISTO_SDK_COMPLETE=source_zsh demisto-sdk)"

for regular bashrc users run in the terminal

eval "$(_DEMISTO_SDK_COMPLETE=source demisto-sdk)"

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License

MIT - See LICENSE for more information.

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Contributions

Contributions are welcome and appreciated. For information regarding contributing, press here. For release guide, press here