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Heimdall API Documentation
Heimdall provides the following capabilities via CRUD operations:
- Upload scans from a pipeline or Command Line (CMD)
- Programmatic User API Key Generation
- Generate Group API Keys
NOTE:
- To use any available CRUD capabilities provided by Heimdall, the environment variable
API_KEY_SECRET
must be set (see Environment Variable Configurations). - To create a secret to be used with the API_KEY_SECRET run:
openssl rand -hex 33
then assing the value to the variable in the .env configuration file:API_KEY_SECRET=91f82f...082fee
Heimdall enables data exchange between a device and the server through a terminal utilizing the client URL (cURL) command line using Users
or Groups
API Keys.
curl -F "data=@<Path to Evaluation File>" -F "filename=<Filename To Show in Heimdall>" -F "public=true/false" -F "evaluationTags=<tag-name>,<another-tag-name>..." -H "Authorization: Api-Key apikeygoeshere" "http://localhost:3000/evaluations"
NOTE the flags formats
Flags | Description |
---|---|
-F "data=@ ..." | File(s) to be uploaded |
-F "filename= ..." | File(s) display name |
-H "Authorization: Api-Key ..." | API Key value |
To upload multiple files at once (up to 100) use
curl -F "data=@<Path to first evaluation File>" -F "data=@<Path to second evaluation File>" ... -F "public=true/false" -F "evaluationTags=<tag-name>,<another-tag-name>..." -H "Authorization: Api-Key apikeygoeshere" "http://localhost:3000/evaluations"
In order to generate an API key for a user programmatically, you must create a login session for either the admin account or the account of the user for which you wish to create an API key.
curl '<your-heimdall-instance>:<PORT>/authn/login' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data-raw '{"email":"<email>","password":"<password>"}'
NOTES:
- If you are running Heimdall via a local Docker deployment, you may not need a
PORT
, given that it is likely running on standard443
or80
. - Add
-k
to ignore SSL certificate validation. This is unsafe. Do not use in production. - If your login is handled through a third party authentication service, you must complete the third party login flow programmatically or insert a user record into the database containing the email address of the user for which you wish to create the API key
The server returns a live JWT access token in response
{
"userID": "1",
"accessToken": "eyJhbGc...rqA3Zo"
}
NOTE: Use the returned accessToken
for the -H 'Authorization: Bearer <accessToken>'
Issue an API key utilizing user identification (userID), the one returned by the login API call use:
curl 'http://localhost:8080/apikeys' \
-H 'Authorization: Bearer eyJhbGc...rqA3Zo' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data-raw '{"userId":"<User ID>","currentPassword":"<Password>"}' \
--compressed
Issue an API key utilizing the user email used for the login API call
curl 'http://localhost:8080/apikeys' \
-H 'Authorization: Bearer eyJhbGc...rqA3Zo' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data-raw '{"userEmail":"<User Email>","currentPassword":"<Password>"}' \
--compressed
{
"id": "3", // This is the ID of the API key
"name": null,
"apiKey": "eyJhbGciOi...kPrGBVDOU"
}
Heimdall provides the ability for groups to have API key(s) that can be used to communicate with the application via the CLI.
To add an API key to a group, select "My Groups" from the user menu:
Select the "Edit" pencil icon to open the "Update Groups" dialog window:
On the "Update Groups" dialog window, click on "Manage API KEYS" link to open the "Group API Keys" dialog window:
The "Group API Keys" dialog window allows the user to do the following:
- Add an API Key to the group
- Regenerate an new API Key (if the old one is lost or compromised)
- Delete an API Key
NOTE To create a new API Key users must provide their password
Once the Add API Key is clicked a new API Key is generated. Provide a name for the key, copy and store the key value.
NOTE Currently the copy API Key button is not working all of the time, it copies the key separately, so please select the API key content and use the Copy keyboard (ctrl+c)
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- Home
- How to create a release
- Environment Variables Configuration
- Heimdall Authentication Methods
- Heimdall API Documentation
- Group and User Management
- Heimdall Interface Connections
- Heimdall Architecture Information
- Heimdall Class Diagrams
- Heimdall Development Tips & Tricks
- Heimdall Frontend Components
- Heimdall Processes Documentation
- Heimdall Heroku Documentation
- Developers Code Style
- Troubleshooting
- HDF Converter Mappings
- HDF Converters How Tos
- Manual Attestations
- Control Correlation Identifier (CCI) Converter