@jupiterone/veracode-client

veracode-client

REST API client for Veracode. Uses xml-js to parse xml. Functionality follows the original Veracode API documentation.

Install

yarn add @jupiterone/veracode-client

Usage

For convenience, all methods use objects to pass parameters, e.g. when the original function expects parameters app_id and sandbox_id, VeracodeClient function would be called the following object as parameter: {appId, sandboxId}

By default, calls return JSON. When creating the VeracodeClient you can set returnXml to true if you prefer to get back XML and convert it yourself.

Please see tests for more examples.

Usage example:

const os = require('os');

const VeracodeClient = require('@jupiterone/veracode-client');

const veraClient = new VeracodeClient({
  apiId: process.env.VERA_ID,
  apiKey: process.env.VERA_KEY,
  [returnXml: <boolean>]
});

const testAppInfo = {
  appName: 'TestApp',
  appVersion: 'TestVersion',
  sandboxName: 'TestSandbox',
  businessCriticality: 'High', // 'High' is used by security-scan
  teams: 'Security', // Only security team will get notifications about this test app
  autoScan: true, // Required to start scan automatically after pre-scan
  description: 'Test application, safe to delete'
};

const appId = (await veraClient.createApp(testAppInfo)).application._attributes.app_id;
console.log('New app ID:', appId);

testAppInfo.appId = app_id;
const sandboxId = (await veraClient.createSandbox(testAppInfo)).sandbox._attributes.sandbox_id;
console.log('New Sandbox ID:', sandboxId);

testAppInfo.sandboxId = sandboxId;
const buildId = (await veraClient.createBuild(testAppInfo)).build._attributes.build_id;
console.log('New Build ID:', buildId);

testAppInfo.file = path.join(os.tmpdir(), `testapp.zip`);
await veraClient.createZipArchive('/my/source/code/location', testAppInfo.file, [ 'node_modules/**/*' ]);
const fileId = (await veraClient.uploadFile(testAppInfo)).file._attributes.file_id;
console.log('New File ID:', fileId);

const scanId = await veraClient.beginPrescan(testAppInfo).build.analysis_unit._attributes.build_id;
console.log('New Scan ID:', scanId);

Development

To run the integration tests, you'll need a Veracode API id and secret. Follow the instructions on Veracode to obtain these credentials.

Once you have them, run this in your shell (with your id and secret substituted, of course):

export VERA_ID=YOUR_VERACODE_ID
export VERA_KEY=YOUR_VERACODE_SECRET
export VERA_TEAM=SOME_TEAM_NAME_IN_YOUR_VERACODE_ACCOUNT // defaults to "Security"

Now you'll be able to run the integration tests with yarn test:integration.

Notes

1. Not all functions are currently implemented.

   List of implemented REST functions:

   VeracodeClient method	API endpoint
   getApplications	applications
   getFindings	applications/{applicationGUID}/findings

   List of implemented XML functions:

   VeracodeClient method	API endpoint
   getAppList	getapplist.do
   getSandboxList	getsandboxlist.do
   createSandbox	createsandbox.do
   getBuildList	getbuildlist.do
   getAppBuilds	getappbuilds.do
   summaryReport	summaryreport.do
   detailedReport	detailedreport.do
   uploadFile	uploadfile.do
   beginPrescan	beginprescan.do
   createApp	createapp.do
   createBuild	createbuild.do
   getBuildInfo	getbuildinfo.do
   deleteApp	deleteapp.do

2. The createZipArchive() menthod is added to the client functionality for convenience

   Example:

   await veraClient.createZipArchive('/path/to/my/repo', 'target_archive_name.zip', [ 'node_modules/**/*' ]);

3. Only API ID and KEY authentication method supported