sika-cli
The sika command line interface for the Sika Security
platform.
pipx install sika-cli # recommended — isolated environment
pip install sika-cli
sika --help
Requires Python 3.11+.
What this package is
sika-cli is a launcher package. It contains no modules of its own; it
depends on sika-sdk[cli] at the exact same version, which is where the CLI
code and the sika console entry point live.
Installing sika-cli therefore gets you both the sika command and the
sika Python SDK. The reverse is also true and always has been:
pip install sika-sdk[cli] gives you the same sika command. Use whichever
name you reached for first.
One consequence worth knowing: pip uninstall sika-cli removes only this
launcher — sika-sdk and the sika command remain installed. Remove both to
fully uninstall.
Documentation
- Source, issues and full documentation: https://github.com/sika-security/sika-python
- CLI reference: https://docs.sikasecurity.com/cli
- Release security and how to verify a published artifact:
docs/release-security.md
License
MIT
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