You can interact with the Sevco platform using our command line tool
- Python 3.7+ You must have Python 3.7 or later to install the Sevco Shell Check your installed python version by running
python --version
- Python3 setuptools: pip Check if pip is installed by running
pip3 --version
Sevco Shell uses Python setuptools for packaging.
You can install using pip3 from the source root:
pip3 install .
Run svsh from the install directory or include the installation bin directory your $PATH
On first run, the Sevco shell will ask you to provide your credential details (api_host,auth_token): The authorization token can be retrieved from my.sevcolabs.com/profile
api_host = "https://api.sev.co"
auth_token = "Bearer sfkjsdfklghsdklfgjhsdfklgjhdfklgjhsdf"
Credentials are passed on to the cli with:
--api-host, --auth-token environment vars (SVSH_API_HOST, SVSH_AUTH_TOKEN) or defined in ~/.sevco/credentials.
The svsh reads credentials in the above order.
You can manually edit ~/.sevco/credentials to update your credentials.
[default]
api_host = "https://api.sev.co"
auth_token = "Bearer abcd1234"
There are built in commands for all the common functions, here is a quick snapshot of the sources command to list, configure a new or modify an existing data source:
[svsh > sevco]
> help
Available commands (type help <topic>):
=======================================
back configs exit help quit runners sources users
[svsh > sevco]
> sources
Source
========================================
[ 1] Nessus
[ 2] Zoom
[ 3] JumpCloud
[ 4] Duo 2FA
[ 5] ManageEngine Desktop Central
[ 6] Sophos
[ 7] Google Workspace (Formerly G Suite)
[ 8] Bitdefender
[ 9] Meraki
[10] Okta
[11] Cylance
[12] Microsoft Active Directory
[13] Microsoft 365 (Formerly Office 365)
[svsh > sevco]
> help sources
Sources - work with available integration sources available in the source catalog.
sources list available sources
sources [idx] change scope into source [idx]
sources add add new source
sources config [idx] configure source [idx]