WebInspect API
A Python module to assist with the WebInspect RESTFul API to administer scans.
Quick Start
Several quick start options are available:
Install with pip: pip install webinspectapi
Build locally: python setup.py build
Example
# import the package
from webinspectapi import webinspect
# setup webinspect connection information
host = 'http://localhost:8083/webinspect/'
# instantiate the webinspect api wrapper
wi = webinspect.WebInspectApi(host)
# List scans
scans = wi.list_scans()
for scan in scans.data:
print(str(scan['Name']), str(scan['Status']), str(scan['ID']))
Supporting information for each method available can be found in the documentation.
Bugs and Feature Requests
Found something that doesn’t seem right or have a feature request? Please open a new issue.
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