pysigsci is a Python wrapper and CLI tool for the Signal Sciences REST API.
Installation
$ pip install pysigsciCLI usage
$ pysigsci --get requestsTo see all options run: $ pysigsci –help
CLI configuration audit tool
$ pysigscia --get-config
$ pysigscia --compare site1 --to site2To see all options run: $ pysigscia –help
Module usage
from pysigsci import sigsciapi
sigsci = sigsciapi.SigSciApi(email="myemail", password="mypassword")
sigsci.corp = "mycorp"
sigsci.site = "mysite"
params = {"q": "from:-1d tag:XSS"}
print(sigsci.get_requests(parameters=params))More details and the latest updates can be found on the GitHub Project Page.
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