Trellix Intelligent Sandbox (Former: ATD)

The OpenAPI specification for interacting with REST APIs that Trellix Intelligent Sandbox (former: ATD) offers.

How to generate SDKs?

Setting up the OpenAPI Generator in your environment (one time step)

1. Navigate to: OpenAPI Generator installation
2. Choose the CLI client that suits your need/integrates with your platform better. (Recommended to use v5.0.1+) For more info please visit: https://openapi-generator.tech
   
3. The OpenAPI Generator supports many different integrations and use cases, including (but not limited to):
   • Maven Plugin
   • Gradle Plugin
   • Bazel Plugin
   • SBT Plugin
   • Cake Plugin
   • CLI via Homebrew
   • CLI via Docker
   • CLI via npm
   • Generator SaaS
     For details, see Workflow Integrations

NOTE:
In some cases the cli generator might be named as openapi-generator-cli instead of openapi-generator, please be cautious.

Generating the SDK

1. Run the following command and make sure you are running version 5.0+. Find the latest version here
   openapi-generator version
2. For listing out the available languages you can use:
   openapi-generator list
   Alternatively, you can visit: List of client generators for list of supported client SDKs.
3. For generating the client in the language of your choice, run the following:
   openapi-generator generate -i input_file_name.yaml -g a_language_name_from_list -o /path/to/output_folder
   

NOTE:
1. If during execution you encounter an error saying "any module/model name" not found, kindly generate the client using the following global property:
openapi-generator generate -i file_name.yaml -g a_language_name_from_list -o /path/to/output_folder --global-property skipFormModel=false

Importing openapi spec in Postman

In order to import the OpenAPI file in postman, please refer to : working with openAPI

Contributing and Code of conduct

For Code of conduct and contribution guidelines please refer to CODE_OF_CONDUCT and CONTRIBUTING respectively.