The quickest way to get up and running with having your Web application under test is to:
cloud account (We manage everything in the cloud for you)Purpleteam CLI can be run manually, driven from your CI, or other builds, to continuously inform you of security regressions in the Web applications that you are developing. This way you can easily find and fix your defects as they are being introduced.
These are the commands run by a Build User:
purpleteam
This will run purpleteam and display the top level help.
purpleteam -h
Will do what you think, show help.
purpleteam status
Will let you know if the back-end (whether purpleteam is running as local or cloud) is ready to take orders.
purpleteam test
Standard test run. Will immediately start the testing.
purpleteam testplan
Same as test, but only runs to create test plan and provide back to the Build User. The test plan will show you what is going to be tested before you actually run test. You can think of it as a purpleteam test --dry-run.
If you decide to clone rather than install from NPM, from within the packages root directory, you can run the above commands like:
npm start instead of purpleteam
npm start -- -h instead of purpleteam -h
npm start -- test instead of purpleteam test
npm start -- testplan instead of purpleteam testplan