Running a Discovery
This command enables you to start a new discovery.
Example: bright-cli discovery:run [options]
Discovery options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--header=headerName:headerValue,-H=headerName:headerValue | Extra headers to be passed with the archive file. It can also be used to remove a header by providing a name without content. For example, -H "Host:". |
--smart | Enables you to use automatic smart decisions, such as skipping URLs or forms with duplicate parameter names but different values to reduce crawling time. When set to Default: |
--name=discoveryName, -n=discoveryName | The name of the discovery. Required option. |
--project, -p | Allows specifying the Bright project for a discovery using the project ID. You can find the project ID in the Projects section in the Bright app. |
--auth=authObjectID,-o=authObjectID | Specifies the ID of the authentication object to be connect to the discovery. Find more info about using an authentication object at Managing Your Authentications. |
--crawl-parent-subdomains | Crawl parent path folders and subdomains [boolean] [default: false] |
-c, --crawler | A list of specific URLs that should be included into crawler. |
-a, --archive | A collection of your app's http/web sockets logs into HAR file. Usually you can use browser dev tools or our browser web extension |
--concurrency | Number of maximum concurrent requests allowed to be sent to the target, can range between 1 to 50 (default: 10). |
--interactions-depth | Number of maximum interactions with nested objects, can range between 1 to 5 (default: 3). [number] [default: 3] |
Updated 10 months ago