Global flags and environment variables

Use global flags and environment variables to customize and configure endorctl.

Every command-line flag has a corresponding environment variable that can be set instead of the flag, either directly in your environment or in a dedicated configuration file.

See config-path description in Global Flags and Variables and Set environment variables for details.

To set a command-line flag on the endorctl scan command you can specify the flag with a leading -- for full flag names or a leading - for short flag aliases. If applicable, input arguments are specified after the flag and separated from it with either a blank space or a = character. For example, to set the output-type specify --output-type json or -o=json. If the input argument is a list, then the list elements are separated by a , character, for example --languages=go,python.

The following Global flags are supported and configurable for any endorctl command.

Flag Environment Variable Type Description
api ENDOR_API string Set the API URL for the Endor Labs Application (default https://api.endorlabs.com).
api-key ENDOR_API_CREDENTIALS_KEY string Set the API key used to authenticate with Endor Labs.
api-secret ENDOR_API_CREDENTIALS_SECRET string Set the secret corresponding to the API key used to authenticate with Endor Labs.
aws-role-arn ENDOR_AWS_CREDENTIALS_ROLE_ARN string Set the target role ARN for AWS based authentication. AWS authentication is only enabled if this flag is set. See our AWS Keyless Authentication Docs for details.
bypass-host-check ENDOR_BYPASS_HOST_CHECK boolean (default:false) Bypass the check that verifies that the host machine is correctly set up to use endorctl.
config-path ENDOR_CONFIG_PATH string Set the local file system path to the Endor Labs config directory containing your Endor Labs environment variables. By default, set to $HOME/.endorctl/config.yaml.
enable-azure-managed-identity ENDOR_AZURE_CREDENTIALS_MANAGED_IDENTITY_ENABLE boolean (default:false) Enable keyless authentication using Azure VM managed identity system tokens.
enable-github-action-token ENDOR_GITHUB_ACTION_TOKEN_ENABLE boolean (default:false) Enable keyless authentication using GitHub Action OIDC tokens. See the GitHub documentation on configuring OpenID Connect in cloud providers for details.
gcp-service-account ENDOR_GCP_CREDENTIALS_SERVICE_ACCOUNT string Set the target service account for GCP based authentication. GCP authentication is only enabled if this flag is set.
log-level ENDOR_LOG_LEVEL string Set the log level. Set to debug for debug logs. See also the --verbose flag.
namespace ENDOR_NAMESPACE string Set to the namespace of the project that you are working with.
token ENDOR_TOKEN string Set the authentication token used to authenticate with Endor Labs.
verbose ENDOR_LOG_VERBOSE boolean (default:false) Enable verbose logging.
version Not applicable Display the endorctl client version.
Not applicable ENDOR_JS_ENABLE_TSSERVER boolean (default:false) Set this environment variable to true to view call graphs for JavaScript/TypeScript projects.
Not applicable ENDOR_JS_PACKAGE_MANAGER string Set this environment variable to npm, yarn, pnpm, or lerna to override auto detection and force endorctl to use a specific JavaScript package manager.
Not applicable ENDOR_SCAN_SEMGREP_PROGRAM string Set the scan engine to use for SAST scans. Supported values are semgrep and opengrep. The default value is opengrep. You can set this value to semgrep to use Semgrep with Endor Labs. See Use Semgrep with Endor Labs for more information.
Not applicable ENDOR_SCAN_ENABLE_PRECOMPUTED_CALLGRAPHS boolean (default:false) Enable pre-computed reachability analysis to analyze your application based on analysis of how your direct dependencies interact with the software they rely on. This provides faster analysis and serves as a fallback when traditional reachability analysis fails. Supported all languages that support reachability except for Golang.

To set an environment variable run the following command.

export <environment variable>=<value>

For example to set the environment variable ENDOR_TOKEN to “mytoken” run the following command.

export ENDOR_TOKEN=mytoken