Synopsis
fcli aviator app get [[-h] [--env-prefix=<prefix>] [--log-file=<logFile>] [--log-level=<logLevel>] [--log-mask=<level>] [--debug]] [[--admin-config=<configName>]] [[-o=<type+args>] [--style*=<style>,…]… ] [--to-file=<outputFile>_]] <app-name-or-id>
Description
Retrieves details for a specific Fortify Aviator application, specified by name or id. Required parameter: the application name or id.
Examples:
Get an application, specified by name: fcli aviator app get MyApp
Get an application, specified by id: fcli aviator app get 123
Get an application as JSON: fcli aviator app get MyApp -o json
Fortify Aviator administrator configuration name options
- --admin-config=<configName>
-
Name of the Fortify Aviator administrator configuration to use. Default value: default.
Output options (also see documentation link below)
- -o, --output=<type+args>
-
Select output type (csv, table, expr, json, xml, yaml) and optional type arguments.
- --store=<var>[:<prop>]
-
Store JSON results in an fcli variable for later reference.
- *--style*=<style>,…
-
Select output style: header, no-header, pretty, no-pretty, flat, no-flat, array, single, border, no-border, md-border, wrap, no-wrap, fast-output, no-fast-output, envelope, no-envelope, csv-escape, no-csv-escape.
- --to-file=<outputFile>
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Write output to the specified file.
Generic fcli options (also see documentation link below)
- --debug
-
Enable collection of debug logs.
- --env-prefix=<prefix>
-
Prefix for resolving default option values. Default value: FCLI_DEFAULT.
- -h, --help
-
Use 'fcli [command] -h' to display help for fcli (sub-)commands.
- --log-file=<logFile>
-
Write log output to file. Default: ./fcli.log if logging is enabled.
- --log-level=<logLevel>
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Set logging level: TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, NONE.
- --log-mask=<level>
-
Log mask level: high, medium, low, none. Default: medium. Masking is done on a best-effort basis; no guarantee that all sensitive data will be masked.
Arguments
- <app-name-or-id>
-
Application id or name. Numeric values without leading zeros are interpreted as an application id, all other values (including numeric values with leading zeros, like 000144) as an application name, which is matched against the application name case-insensitively. An application whose name is a numeric value without leading zeros can only be specified by its id.