# Anchore CLI

The Anchore CLI provides a command line interface on top of the Anchore Engine REST API.
Anchore CLI will try to connect to the Anchore Engine at http://localhost/v1 with no authentication. The username, password and URL for the server can be passed to the Anchore CLI as command line arguments

## Install the Task

```
kubectl apply -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tektoncd/catalog/main/task/anchore-cli/0.1/anchore-cli.yaml
```

## Parameters

    - name: ARGS
      description: The Arguments to be passed to anchore command.
      type: array
    - name: ANCHORE_CLI_IMAGE
      default: anchore/engine-cli
      description: Anchore cli image to be used     
    - name: ANCHORE_CLI_URL
      default: http://localhost:8228/v1/
      description: Anchore engine URL.      
    - name: IMAGE_NAME
      default: openjdk:7-jre-alpine
      description: Image to be scanned


* **ARGS:** Arguments to be passed to anchore command

* **ANCHORE_CLI_IMAGE:** Anchore cli image to be used 

* **ANCHORE_CLI_URL:** Anchore Server URL

* **IMAGE_NAME:** Image to be scanned

#PLATFORK
## Platforms

The Task can be run on `linux/amd64` platform.

## Usage

## Usage

After creating the task, you should now be able to execute `anchore cli` commands by
specifying the command you would like to run as the `ARGS` or `SCRIPT` param.

The `ARGS` param takes an array of aws subcommands that will be executed as
part of this task and the `SCRIPT` param takes the multiple commands that you would like to run on aws CLI.

Secret` give an example of how to give credentials for logging in.


    
To create a secret you can use the following command 
kubectl create secret generic tower-creds --from-literal=username=ANCHORE_CLI_PASS --from-literal=password=ANCHORE_CLI_USER

or apply below manifest which is in samples folder

---
kind: Secret
apiVersion: v1
metadata:
   name: anchore-cli-secret
data:
  ANCHORE_CLI_PASS: YWRtaW50b3dlcg==
  ANCHORE_CLI_USER: YWRtaW4=
type: Opaque

---