Treblle CLI

API Insights scores your API using over 30 tests taken from standards and industry best practices across three categories:

• Design: how well your API is structured. Is it a well-crafted ship, ready to withstand the rough seas of user demands and scalability?

• Performance: does your API respond quickly? It's like checking the wind in your sails – are you moving swiftly and smoothly?

• Security: how safe and secure is your API? It's akin to having a strong hull to protect against the stormy seas of cyber threats.

Overview

Get insights into your OpenAPI specifications and API using the Treblle CLI.

The Treblle CLI tool.

Usage:
  treblle-cli [command]

Available Commands:
  help        Help about any command
  insights    Generate an API Insights report.

Flags:
  -h, --help      help for treblle
  -v, --version   version for treblle

Use "treblle-cli [command] --help" for more information about a command.

Installing

Using homebrew on Mac or Linux, you can install the Treblle CLI using:

brew tap treblle/treblle
brew install treblle

API Insights

You can use the insights command on the Treblle CLI to upload your OpenAPI Specification to API Insights, and get your report back in just a few seconds.

treblle-cli insights path/to/openapi-spec.json

You then have various options available to you. By default you will get an overview of the report, which will allow you to have a high-level overview of your API Insights score. You can also use any of the following options:

Technology Profile

Add the --technology flag to see the technology profile discovered on your API.

Details

The --details flag requires one of the following options:

• --details=performance to show the performance tests pass/fail for your API.
• --details=security to show the security test pass/fail for your API.
• --details=quality to show the quality test pass/fail for your API.
• --details=all to show the performance, security, and quality test pass/fail for your API.

Miniumum score limit

The --minimum flag gives you the possibility to set a minimum score in CI/CD environments:

• --minimum 90 to limit any of tests to be at least 90 to pass