🔵Pynt Command CLI Mode

Leverage Pynt in Command CLI mode for efficient, automated API security testing. Run comprehensive security scans directly from your command-line interface.

Pynt command is a mode of Pynt CLI that runs API security tests from any CLI based functional tests .

To run Pynt command, simply wrap the command line you use for the functional test with pynt command:

Basic usage

pynt command --cmd <your command line>

Optional arguments

    --cmd - The command that runs the functional tests
    --captured-domains - Pynt will scan only these domains and subdomains. For all domains write "*"
    --test-name - A name for your Pynt scan
    --port - Set the port pynt will listen to (DEFAULT: 5001)
    --allow-errors - If present will allow command to fail and continue execution
    --ca-path - The path to the CA file in PEM format
    --proxy-port - Set the port proxied traffic should be routed to (DEFAULT: 6666)
    --report - If present will save the generated report in this path.
    --insecure - Use when target uses self signed certificates
    --self-signed - Use when the functional test verify SSL
    --no-proxy-export - Pynt will not export the proxy settings to the environment
    --application-id - Attach the scan to an application, you can find the ID in your applications area at app.pynt.io
    --host-ca - Path to a CA file (PEM format) to enable SSL certificate verification for pynt when running through VPN.
    --severity-level - 'all', 'medium', 'high', 'critical', 'none' (default) 
    --verbose - Use to get more detailed information about the run

Examples

• Pynt with pytest

• Pynt with Rest Assured

• Pynt with Jest

• Pynt with curl

• Pynt with ReadyAPI testrunner

How Pynt command works