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Build your own custom rules
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Parsing an input file
Writing a rule
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Getting started with the SDK
To get you started with the SDK, you will learn how to:
1.
Parse a fixture file
in order to help you understand how to write a rule
2.
Write a rule with the SDK
using Rego
3.
Add unit tests for the rules you’ve written
to verify your rules
4.
Build a bundle containing your custom rules
so that you can
use it with the Snyk CLI
5.
Push the bundle containing your custom rules to a container registry
so that you can
enforce its usage with the Snyk CLI
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