Nexus Repository - environment variables for Snyk Broker
Environment variables for Nexus 3 configuration
The following environment variables are needed to customize the Broker client for Nexus 3:
BROKER_TOKEN
The Snyk Broker token, obtained from your Nexus integration settings (Integrations > Nexus).
BASE_NEXUS_URL
The URL of your Nexus 3 deployment.
Example:
BASE_NEXUS_URL=https://[<username_or_token><password_or_token>]@<your.nexus.hostname>
Must not end with a forward slash.
The following field is optional:
Auth
: Omit if no auth required.
Can either be plain text or a two-part token (Nexus Pro
).
URL encode username, password, and tokens to avoid errors that may prevent authentication.
Minimal example: acme.com
Complex example: https://alice:mypassword@acme.com
BROKER_CLIENT_VALIDATION_URL
Nexus validation url, checked by Broker Client systemcheck
endpoint.
If Nexus user requires auth
, use $BASE_NEXUS_URL/service/rest/v1/status/check
Example:
https://<user>:<pass>@<your.nexus.hostname>/service/rest/v1/status/check
)
Otherwise use $BASE_NEXUS_URL/service/rest/v1/status
Example:
https://<your.nexus.hostname>/service/rest/v1/status
).
Optional. RES_BODY_URL_SUB
This URL substitution is required for npm/Yarn integration and is the same as the URL of the Nexus without credentials appended with /repository
Example:
https://<your.nexus.hostname>/repository
. Must not end with a forward slash.
Environment variables for Nexus 2 configuration
The following environment variables are needed to customize the Broker client for Nexus 2:
BROKER_TOKEN
- the Snyk Broker token, obtained from your Nexus integration settings (Integrations > Nexus).
BASE_NEXUS_URL
- the URL of your Nexus 2 deployment.
Example:
BASE_NEXUS_URL=https://[username_or_token:password_or_token]@acme.com
Must not end with a forward slash.
The following fields are optional:
Auth
: Omit if no auth required.
Can be either plain text or a two-part token (Nexus Pro
).
URL encode username, password, and tokens to avoid errors that may prevent authentication.
Minimal example: https://acme.com
Complex example: https://alice:mypassword@acme.com:
NEXUS_URL
: Used as an override if your repositories do not live under /nexus/content
The URL that points to the base of your repositories within Nexus. By default, the broker assumes BASE_NEXUS_URL
/nexus/content/ as the value.
RES_BODY_URL_SUB
The URL of the Nexus instance, including https://
and /nexus/content
without basic auth credentials. Required for npm/Yarn integrations only. Must not end with a forward slash.
Examples:
https://acme.com/nexus/content/groups
https://acme.com/nexus/content/repositories
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