Install the SDK
Install the SDK using one of these options:
After installation, you can get started writing rules. For details, see Writing rules using the SDK.
After installation, Apple M1 users might encounter the error Architecture not supported: ${process.arch}
. To resolve this, first install the Rosetta 2 software by running softwareupdate --install-rosetta
.
Install the SDK with npm
Install the SDK using npm.
Prerequisites for installing the SDK with npm
Ensure you have installed the latest version of npm in your local environment, using Node version 10 or later.
Steps to install the SDK with npm
Run this command to install the SDK for local use:
After installation, you are ready to use the SDK. Run the following command to verify that the SDK works:
Install the SDK using the prebuilt binaries
You can download and use the SDK's prebuilt binaries. To download the prebuilt binary, visit the Releases tab on the SDK repository page in GitHub:
After you have downloaded the desired binary archive, open a terminal and run the following commands. Note that these commands assume you are running on an Intel-based macOS and downloading version 0.0.5
of the SDK.
To verify that you can use the SDK, run:
Install the SDK with Homebrew
From macOS and Linux environments, you can use Homebrew to install the Snyk SDK. The repository for installation is stored in the Snyk GitHub.
Prerequisites for installing the SDK with Homebrew
You must have a macOS or Linux environment.
Ensure Homebrew has already been installed:
Steps to install the SDK with Homebrew
Install the SDK as follows:
Install the SDK with the Windows Scoop package manager
From Windows environments, you can use Scoop to install the snyk-iac-rules
SDK. The repository for installation is stored in the Snyk GitHub.
Prerequisites for installing the SDK with the Windows Scoop package manager
You must have a Windows environment.
Ensure Scoop has already been installed:
Steps to install the SDK with the Windows Scoop package manager
Install the SDK as follows:
Install the SDK with Docker
You can use Docker to install and run the snyk-iac-rules
SDK while writing your custom rules in your local directory. The image is stored in the Snyk Docker Hub repo.
Prerequisites for installing the SDK with Docker
Ensure Docker has already been installed.
You must have a way to run Linux containers.
Steps to install the SDK with Docker
Pull the Docker image as follows:
Run the SDK by using the following command:
For example, to generate a custom rules template, you can run the following:
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