Command Line Interpreter

cli

cli [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options

-v, --version

Show the current version and exit

-w, --where

Show the path where CveXplore is installed

capec

Query for capec specific data

cli capec [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Search for capec entries by id

cli capec search [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options

-c, --capec <capec>

Search for CAPEC’s (could be multiple)

-f, --field <field>

Field to return (could be multiple).

* Option is mutually exclusive with the option(s): ‘field_list’. *

-fl, --field_list

Return a field list for this collection.

* Option is mutually exclusive with the option(s): ‘field’. *

-o, --output <output>

Set the desired output format (defaults to json)

Options:

json | csv | xml | html

cpe

Query for cpe specific data

cli cpe [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Search for cpe entries by name, vendor or title. Results are sorted ASCENDING by default

cli cpe search [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options

-n, --name

Search by name.

* Option is mutually exclusive with the option(s): ‘field, cpe, title, vendor, field_list’. *

-t, --title

Search by title (default).

* Option is mutually exclusive with the option(s): ‘field, cpe, name, vendor, field_list’. *

-v, --vendor

Search by vendor.

* Option is mutually exclusive with the option(s): ‘field, cpe, name, title, field_list’. *

-c, --cpe <cpe>

Search for CPE’s (could be multiple) by id.

* Option is mutually exclusive with the option(s): ‘name, title, vendor’. *

-f, --field <field>

Field to return (could be multiple).

* Option is mutually exclusive with the option(s): ‘field_list, name, title, vendor’. *

-fl, --field_list

Return a field list for this collection.

* Option is mutually exclusive with the option(s): ‘field, name, title, vendor’. *

-m, --match <match>

Use match for searching.

* Option is mutually exclusive with the option(s): ‘regex’. *

-r, --regex <regex>

Use regex for searching.

* Option is mutually exclusive with the option(s): ‘match’. *

-d, --deprecated

Filter deprecated cpe’s

-rc, --related_cve

Add related CVE’s

-p, --product_search

Let CveXplore search for vulnerable products and not for vulnerable configurations

-l, --limit <limit>

Search limit

-s, --sort

Sort DESCENDING

-o, --output <output>

Set the desired output format (defaults to json)

Options:

json | csv | xml | html

cve

Query for cve specific data

cli cve [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

last

Query the last L (-l) amount of cve entries

cli cve last [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options

-l, --limit <limit>

Query limit

-o, --output <output>

Set the desired output format (defaults to json)

Options:

json | csv | xml | html

Search for cve entries by id

cli cve search [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options

-c, --cve <cve>

Search for CVE’s (could be multiple)

-f, --field <field>

Field to return (could be multiple).

* Option is mutually exclusive with the option(s): ‘field_list’. *

-fl, --field_list

Return a field list for this collection.

* Option is mutually exclusive with the option(s): ‘field’. *

-o, --output <output>

Set the desired output format (defaults to json)

Options:

json | csv | xml | html

cwe

Query for cwe specific data

cli cwe [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Search for cwe entries by id

cli cwe search [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options

-c, --cwe <cwe>

Search for CWE’s (could be multiple)

-f, --field <field>

Field to return (could be multiple).

* Option is mutually exclusive with the option(s): ‘field_list’. *

-fl, --field_list

Return a field list for this collection.

* Option is mutually exclusive with the option(s): ‘field’. *

-o, --output <output>

Set the desired output format (defaults to json)

Options:

json | csv | xml | html

database

Database update / populate commands

cli database [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

initialize

Initialize the database

cli database initialize [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

sources

Database source management

cli database sources [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
reset

Set sources

cli database sources reset [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
set

Set sources

cli database sources set [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options

-k, --key <key>

Set the source key

Options:

capec | cpe | cwe | via4 | cves

-v, --value <value>

Set the source key value

show

Show sources

cli database sources show [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

update

Update the database

cli database update [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

find

Perform find queries on a single collection

cli find [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options

-c, --collection <collection>

Required Collection to query

Options:

capec | cpe | cwe | via4 | cves

-f, --field <field>

Required Field to query

-v, --value <value>

Required Value to query

-m, --match

Use match for searching (default).

* Option is mutually exclusive with the option(s): ‘regex’. *

-r, --regex

Use regex for searching.

* Option is mutually exclusive with the option(s): ‘match’. *

-l, --limit <limit>

Query limit

-lf, --limit-field <limit_field>

Limit the return the this field(s) (could be multiple)

-s, --sort

Sort DESCENDING (for match and regex only)

-o, --output <output>

Set the desired output format (defaults to json)

Options:

json | csv | xml | html

stats

Show datasource statistics

cli stats [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

tasks

Perform task related operations.

cli tasks [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

create

Perform action on tasks that are currently scheduled.

cli tasks create [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options

-n, --number <number>

Required Create new task of type referred to by task id (id taken from ‘cvexplore tasks list’ command).

-s, --slug <slug>

Required Slug of the task to create.

-i, --interval <interval>

Use interval as tasks schedule; interval is in seconds..

* Option is mutually exclusive with the option(s): ‘crontab’. *

-c, --crontab <crontab>

Use crontab as tasks schedule; use csv value in format ‘minute,hour,day_of_week,day_of_month,month_of_year’The crontab entry will be processed from left to right (from minute to month_of_year) with a ‘*’ as a default entry. That means that is you only need to set the minute value to every minute -c */1 will suffice..

* Option is mutually exclusive with the option(s): ‘interval’. *

list

List the available tasks that can be scheduled.

cli tasks list [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

scheduled

Perform action on tasks that are currently scheduled.

cli tasks scheduled [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options

-l, --list

List tasks that are scheduled.

-d, --delete <delete>

Delete scheduled tasks by task id (id taken from -l / –list command).

-t, --toggle <toggle>

Toggle scheduled tasks by task id (id taken from -l / –list command) between the enabled and disabled states.

-p, --purge <purge>

Purge the scheduled tasks results by task id (id taken from -l / –list command).

-r, --results <results>

Show the (last 10) scheduled task results by task id (id taken from -l / –list command).


Last update: Aug 11, 2024