Create token
Create tool mapper

Click
Create token
. The service displays the Tokens panel.
In the
Name
field enter a name for the token.
Click the dropdown menu in the
Token Type
field.
Click
Create
to create the token or
Cancel
to abort the operation. The service returns to the Bring your own tools tab.

{
"tool": "trivy",
"mapper": {
  "imagescanmapping": {
    "analysisdate": "",
    "cves": "",
    "cvssscore": "CVSS.nvd.V3Score",
    "datasource": "PrimaryURL",
    "description": "Description",
    "fixedversions": "",
    "imagedigest": "Layer.Digest",
    "packagename": "PkgName",
    "packagepath": "PkgID",
    "packagetype": "PkgPath",
    "packageversion": "InstalledVersion",
    "published": "",
    "severity": "Severity",
    "severitysource": "",
    "vulnerabilityid": ""
  },
  "root": "Results.#.Vulnerabilities"
},
"parentmapper": {
  "imagescanmapping": {
    "analysisdate": "",
    "imagedigest": "Layer.Digest"
  },
  "root": "Results.#.Vulnerabilities"
}
}

 

Click Create tool mapper. The service displays the Create mapper wizard.
Select a tool category from the Tool Category dropdown.
Select Use Existing Token if a current token for the tool exists or Create New Token to create one if one does not exist.
Select an existing token from the token dropdown, or Create a new token using the procedure in the previous section
Create token
.
Click
Next
. The wizard progresses to Tool Manager.
Select
Existing Mapper
to specify an existing (previously added) mapping file, or
Create Mapper
to add a new mapping file.
In the case of
Existing Mapper
, select a tool from the
Select tool
dropdown or, in the case of
Create Mapper
, click
Add file
and select your mapping file. If you add a mapping file, the service displays the file content on an edit canvas. Edit the file if necessary.
Click
Next
. The wizard progresses to
Command Generation
and displays all parameters.
Select values for the parameters.
Click
Generate Command
. The wizard progresses to
View Generated Command
. The command is presented as a CURL, GitHubAction and Jenkins.
Copy the generated command in the form of your choice and add it to your pipeline.