The normal HTTP listener will operate on HTTP/1.1, which can be run with the http [ip:port]
flag. EarlyBird can be run as HTTPS/2 with the --https [ip:port]
flag. Note that this also requires the --https-cert [/path/to/cert]
and --https-key [/path/to/key]
parameters.
Here's an example on how to start the API from the command line.
ᐅ go-earlybird --http 0.0.0.0:3000
-
/scan
will accept a multi-part upload and scan the contents, returning JSON output.curl -L -X POST 'http://localhost:3000/scan' -F 'scan=@/example/myfile.txt'
-
/scan/git?url=https://example.com/repo.git
will accept a git repository URL, clone and scan the contents, returning JSON output. -
/labels
will return all of the labels from the config files as a JSON output -
/categories
will return all of the rule categories from the config files as a JSON output -
/categorylabels
will return all of the labels per category from the config files as a JSON output
The simple webserver configuration file can be found in the local config directory (~/.go-earlybird/webserver.json
or C:\Users\[user]\AppData\go-earlybird\webserver.json
). A separate config file can be specified using the --http-config [/path/to/configfile]
flag.