UUID of the project
Mend API (3.0)
Mend's enhanced API enables automation of workflows in a REST compliant format. The API features:
- Access for any user with Mend credentials, via a user key available in the user's profile page in the Mend Platform.
- Improved security with a JWT token per organization, which expires every 30 minutes.
- Added scalability with support for cursor pagination and limiting results size.
- Broader functionality available programmatically.
- New standard API documentation for easy navigation and search.
If you have a dedicated instance of Mend, contact your Mend representative to access this API on your instance.
- Generated server urlhttps://baseUrl/api/v3.0/orgs/{orgUuid}/projects/{projectUuid}/scans/{scanUuid}/summary
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No request payload{ "supportToken": "1171c60d", "response": { "uuid": "string", "name": "string", "processUuid": "string", "scanTime": "2019-08-24T14:15:22Z", "scanStatus": "string", "engine": "UNIFIED", "scanDuration": "string", "projectName": "string", "projectUuid": "string", "tags": [ … ], "applicationName": "string", "applicationUuid": "string", "reference": "string", "statistics": { … } } }
- Generated server urlhttps://baseUrl/api/v3.0/orgs/{orgUuid}/projects/{projectUuid}/scans/{scanUuid}
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No request payload{ "supportToken": "1171c60d", "response": { "uuid": "string", "name": "string", "engine": "UNIFIED", "status": "RUNNING", "projectId": 0, "productId": 0, "domainId": 0, "projectUuid": "string", "processUuid": "string", "hasViolations": true, "startTime": "2019-08-24T14:15:22Z", "endTime": "2019-08-24T14:15:22Z", "lastModified": "2019-08-24T14:15:22Z", "configurationName": "string", "reference": "string" } }
Parameter indicates the starting point for retrieving results, the first call doesn't include a cursor parameter in the request, the API response includes the first set of results along with a cursor pointing to the last item retrieved.
Specifies the maximum number of items to be returned in the response.
Filter your search to return items whose property has a specific value. Use the syntax: [property][operator][value]
Property: the name of the property of the item
Operator:
- equals (==) - Returns true if the value exactly matches this one. If the value contains a * character, it behaves like a wildcard (similar to the LIKE operator). Example: entity==abc* — will return true for entities like "abcd" and "abc_123".
- in (=in=) - Returns true if the value matches any item in the comma-separated list. Example: entity=in=value1,value2 — will return true for entities which are either value1, or value2.
- between (=btw=) - Returns true if the value falls within the specified range. Example: entity=btw=10,20 — will return true for values between 10 and 20.
- greaterThan (=gt=) - Returns true if the value is greater than the specified parameter. Example: entity=gt=100 — will return true for values greater than 100.
Value: the value of the property.
Logical operators AND (;) and OR (,) are supported in filters — param1=in=(val1,val2) and (param2==val3 or param3==val4), can also be written as — param1=in=(val1,val2);(param2==val3,param3==val4)
This endpoint supports filtering on the following properties and its supported operators:
- engine: equals, in
- scanStatus: equals, in
- name: equals
- tags: equals (use full values or the LIKE operator)
- Generated server urlhttps://baseUrl/api/v3.0/orgs/{orgUuid}/projects/{projectUuid}/scans
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No request payload{ "additionalData": { "totalItems": "422", "next": "http://someUrl?cursor=3", "cursor": 3 }, "supportToken": "1171c60d", "response": [ { … } ] }