# Installation
Go to the source
` cd pyquay python setup.py sdist pip install dist/pyquay-<VERSION>.tar.gz `
# Usage
Do the following to instantiate a Client class that will allow you to communicate with a Quay API:
` from pyquay import Client c = Client(token) `
Params: - token (str): Refers to the token used in the Authorization header
## security This grabs a json blob of all vulnerabilities associated with an image.
` tenants = c.security(repo, imageid) `
# CLI quaycli.py security get_vulnerability_list –token=token –repo=repo –image=image id
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