Introduction
Eze example plugin, provides a starter project for extending the capabilities of Eze, by adding new security tools or report types.
Getting Started
- Eze Cli and it's sub-repos are powered by python and docker, make sure you have the latest versions installed
- Have you read the Contributing Guide?
- Have you read the Code Of Conduct?
- Check out the existing issues to see if any issues you're interested in have already been raised
Build and Test
Install Locally (via make)
make plugin-install
Install Locally (Manual via pip)
rm dist/eze-example-plugin-*.tar.gz
python setup.py sdist
pip install dist/eze-example-plugin-*.tar.gz
Test installed correctly
eze tools list
eze reporters list
Contribute
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Metadata
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Release files for eze-example-plugin 0.8.0
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