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cyberhaven-incidents
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A ruby gem to interact with the Cyberhaven incident API. Tested on Cyberhaven version 23.11.
sudo gem install cyberhaven-incidents
In order to run Cyberhaven Incidents, you are required to add these two variables to the top of your file, under the require cyberhaven-incidents
line.
#!/usr/bin/ruby
require "cyberhaven-incidents"
## UPDATE THESE VARIABLES ------------------------------------------------------
$refreshToken = "API-REFRESH-TOKEN"
$deployment = "company.cyberhaven.io"
## COMMANDS ########################################
Cyberhaven::Incidents::getBearerToken
## Incident Totals
Cyberhaven::Incidents::totalIncidents
Cyberhaven::Incidents::totalUnresolvedIncidents
Cyberhaven::Incidents::totalIgnoredIncidents
Cyberhaven::Incidents::totalInProgressIncidents
Cyberhaven::Incidents::totalResolvedIncidents
## Detailed Incident by ID
Cyberhaven::Incidents::Id::DetailedJson("incidentID")
Cyberhaven::Incidents::Id::DetailedYaml("incidentID")
Cyberhaven::Incidents::Id::DetailedReport("incidentID")
## Summarized Incident details by ID
Cyberhaven::Incidents::Id::SummaryJson("incidentID")
Cyberhaven::Incidents::Id::SummaryYaml("incidentID")
Cyberhaven::Incidents::Id::SummaryReport("incidentID")
## Incident details by user
puts Cyberhaven::Incidents::User::TotalIncidents("username")
puts Cyberhaven::Incidents::User::AllIncidents("username")
Cyberhaven::Incidents::User::AllIncidentsCSV("username")
puts Cyberhaven::Incidents::User::AllIncidentsJson("username")
puts Cyberhaven::Incidents::User::AllIncidentsYaml("username")
FAQs
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We found that cyberhaven-incidents demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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