This python module is used in conjunction with IBM Appscan Enterprise REST API, and allows anyone to do a multitude of things with simple python code. If you would like something added to the program, you may make a pull request, or request that it be added in the issues section.
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Your version of Appscan should be able to support the requisite API calls made by the library. This library is tested with Appscan v9.8.0+, however it is compatible with lower versions (though ymmv).
- Python 3.5 or higher
- requests
- beautifulsoup4
Can be installed with:
pip install --user pyappscanUse this module by importing the class first, then calling the method you would like to use. It is initiazized with the url to the appscan api, followed by the username, password, featurekey, and ssl cert path (for more information on the feature key, please look at the appscan api docs, which give different options. The default is AppscanEnterpriseUser). Usage:
from pyappscan import create_engine
myClass = create_engine(
'https://route-to-appscan-api.com:443/ase/api',
username='user',
password='pass',
key='AppscanEnterpriseUser',
verify='/var/www/mycerts/appscancert.crt'
)
# We can also use an API key to login
myClass = create_engine(
'https://route-to-appscan-api.com:443/ase/api',
apikey="ac6719683d871e173961ff",
secretkey="secret-key",
verify='/var/www/mycerts/appscancert.crt'
)Check the Documentation for more information on class methods, return types, and API docs.