urestapi
A command-line client for Uptycs that has ability to run Uptycs restAPI
Installation
If you already know how to install python packages, then you can install it via pip:
You might need sudo on linux. if you want to install using pip, you can use following command:
$ sudo pip install urestapi
if you want to install from source you can use following command:
$ git pull urestapi
$ cd urestapi
$ python setup.py install
Usage
$ urestapi --help
Usage: urestapi [OPTIONS]
Options:
-V, --version Output urestapi's version.
-k, --keyfile TEXT Uptycs json key file.
--domainsuffix TEXT Uptycs Domain Suffix like .uptycs.io
--enable-ssl / --disable-ssl verify ssl certificate
-m, --method TEXT restAPI method [GET|POST|PUT|DELETE]]
-a, --api TEXT API name [/alerts, /assets, etc]
-d, --postdata TEXT post json data
-D, --postdatafile TEXT post json data file
-f, --location TEXT download location for package
--threat_source_name TEXT Name of the threatsource
--threat_source_description TEXT
description of the threatsource
--threat_data_csv TEXT csv file of the threatsource
--help Show this message and exit.
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