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netsparker-cloud

v0.2.0

Published

JavaScript client for consuming the Netsparker Cloud API.

Downloads

77

Readme

Netsparker Cloud JS

A Javascript client targeting NodeJS automatically generated from the Swagger/OpenAPI Specification provided by Netsparker for their cloud scanning service.

The specification is located at: https://www.netsparkercloud.com/swagger/docs/v1

Quick Start

Other than a small modification to the specification which changes UUID type parameters to string type parameters (due to a bug in the generator) the generated client is untouched.

The generator provides a namespace from which an API specific client can be generated. The Netsparker API uses basic HTTP Authentication and there is a built in authentication strategy which can be easily configured with yout UserID and Token to make requests:

import { HttpBasicAuth, TeamMembersApi } from 'netsparker-cloud-js';

const basicAuth = new HttpBasicAuth();
basicAuth.username = "<Your UserId>";
basicAuth.password = "<Your Token>";

const teams = new TeamMembersApi();
teams.setDefaultAuthentication(basicAuth);

// Print the first page list of users in your account:
teams.teamMembersList()
  .then(data => data.body.list.map(user => console.log(user)))
  .catch(err => console.error(err));

Collaboration

First install/clean-install this package: npm ci

A simple script is included to fetch the specification using curl which is then provided to a development dependency module of this solution to create the client code in TypeScript. This can be ran using npm run genclient.

The generated code can be transpiled to JS using npm run compile (or simple tsc if you have TypeScript installed globally).

All of the above (including the install) can be done using npm run build.

Once updated, commit changes and push a PR.