vcapi 1.0.1a4

Usage

Save your credentials in a two line file named .veracoderc in your home directory, or specify a credential file with the –cred-file option. The file should have your username on the first line and your password on the second line.

Usage: vcapi [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

  Veracode command line interface

Options:
  --cred-file TEXT  Two line file containing username and password.
  -v, --verbose     Enables logging
  --help            Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  begin-prescan        Begins the prescan.
  begin-scan           Begins a scan
  create-app           Creates a new app.
  create-build         Creates a build.
  delete-build         Deletes a build.
  get-app-info         Gets information for a particular app.
  get-app-list         Gets a list of apps and their ids.
  get-build-info       Gets info for an app build.
  get-build-list       Gets a list of builds for an app.
  get-file-list        Gets a list of files uploaded to a build.
  get-policy-list      Gets a list of policies you have defined.
  get-prescan-results  Gets the results of a prescan.
  get-vendor-list      Gets a list of vendors you have defined.
  remove-file          Removes a file from an app.
  update-app           Updates an app.
  update-build         Updates build infomation for a build.
  upload-file          Uploads a file

Examples

List all the apps you have access to:

vcapi get-app-list

Get help on a particular command:

vcapi update-app --help

Perform a command with verbosity:

vcapi -v get-app-list