pynt-io/Pynt Security Testing

Run Pynt API security testing with Newman or custom test commands

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modePynt mode to run: "newman" or "command"yes
pynt-idPynt ID for authentication (defaults to secrets.PYNT_ID if not provided)no
collection[Newman mode] Path to Postman collection fileno
environment[Newman mode] Path to Postman environment file(s), comma-separated for multipleno
newman-env-var[Newman mode] Environment variables for Newman, comma-separated (e.g., "VAR1=value1,VAR2=value2")no
command[Command mode] The command that runs your functional testsno
application-nameAssociate scan with a specific application (creates application if it does not exist)no
severity-levelControl error code on findings: all, medium, high, critical, none (default: none - no error on findings)nonone
tagsComma-separated tags to add to the scanno
report-pathPath to save the generated reportno
host-caPath to CA file in PEM format for SSL verificationno
tls-client-cert[Newman mode] Path to client certificate for mTLSno
tls-client-key[Newman mode] Path to client private key for mTLSno
allow-errors[Command mode] Continue execution if command fails (true/false)nofalse
insecure[Command mode] Use for self-signed certificates (true/false)nofalse
no-proxy-export[Command mode] Prevent Pynt from exporting proxy settings to environment (useful for Selenium/UI tests) (true/false)nofalse
verboseGet more detailed run information (true/false)nofalse
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report-pathPath to the generated security report