Requirements
Python 3.4+
Usage
See Serverless plugin: serverless-puresec-cli.
Development
Install dependencies, run the tests, and run the CLI (without pip installing).
./setup.py install
./setup.py test
python3 -m puresec_cli --helpThen fork and pull request!
Release
Set __version__ in puresec_cli/__init__.py
Commit, and run git tag vX.X.X replacing X.X.X with the new version
Set analytics.write_key in puresec_cli/stats.py DON’T COMMIT IT
Run ./setup.py sdist upload
Update version of https://github.com/puresec/serverless-puresec-cli
Update backend latest version
Anonymous statistics
In order to continue improving this tool, the CLI will be sending anonymous statistics about your usage. All reported information contains non-personal predictable information from your execution, along with a random unique identifier that is attach to you. Predictable means that it won’t send any local paths, function names, etc.
To opt out of anonymous statistics simply run:
puresec --stats disable # or 'enable' if it's a wonderful dayOne final report will be transmitted about your unsubscription, with no further details.
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