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I want to store results from Coverity® to InfluxDB and I was wondering does Coverity have REST API?

s11me0n
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If you're only trying to dump data to InfluxDB, you can curl data from REST API and insert resulting json to the database. I do something similar, but in CSV format.

  1. Create a view in coverity 'Issues: By Snapshot' that contains all your defects.
  2. Curl data from coverity view

    json format
    curl --user <userid>:<password> 
    "http://<coverity_url>/api/viewContents/issues/v1/<View Name>?projectId=<project ID>&rowCount=-1"
    
    csv format
    curl --header "Accept: text/csv" --user <userid>:<password> 
    "http://<coverity_url>/api/viewContents/issues/v1/<View Name>?projectId=<project ID>&rowCount=-1"
    

Example: If you created a view 'My Defects' in project 'My Project' the command would be

curl --user <userid>:<password> "http://<coverity_url>/api/viewContents/issues/v1/My%20Defects?projectId=My%20Project&rowCount=-1"

In above URL:

%20 -- URL encoded space

rowcount=-1 -- Download all rows in view. You can set it to desired limit.

nit
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Not really, no.

There is a very limited REST api but it only covers a few very specific things. I'd recommend you use cov-manage-im where you can and only use the SOAP API if you need something more.

Mark Robinson
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cov-manage-im can help, it can be used to retrive defects for specific projects and streams. cov-manage-im --help can give you more info

cov-manage-im --host youcovhostname --user yourusername --password yourpassword --mode defects --show --project yourprojectname
bzhu
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