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pylynk: cmdline utility for the Interlynk Platform

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pylynk is your primary tool to interface with interlynk's SAAS platform. Its main purpose is to upload and download SBOMs (Software Bill of Materials) to/from the Interlynk platform, along with managing products and versions.

Quick Start - Upload & Download

Upload an SBOM

# Using Python
export INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=your_token_here
python3 pylynk.py upload --prod 'my-product' --sbom my-sbom.json

# Using Docker
docker run -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN -v $(pwd):/app/data ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk upload --prod 'my-product' --sbom /app/data/my-sbom.json

Download an SBOM

# Using Python
python3 pylynk.py download --prod 'my-product' --verId 'version-id-here' --output downloaded-sbom.json

# Using Docker
docker run -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN -v $(pwd):/app/data ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk download --prod 'my-product' --verId 'version-id-here' --output /app/data/downloaded-sbom.json

Installation

git clone https://github.com/interlynk-io/pylynk
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
python3 pylynk.py --help

or

docker pull ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk:latest

or build locally:

docker build -t pylynk .

Usage

Docker Volume Mounting

When using Docker, you need to mount your local directory to access files for upload or to save downloaded files. The examples use -v $(pwd):/app/data which mounts your current directory to /app/data inside the container.

Docker Authentication

When using Docker with environment variables, make sure to pass the value of the environment variable:

# Correct - passes the value
docker run -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN ...

# Incorrect - only passes the variable name  
docker run -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN ...

Authenticate

PyLynk can be authenticated by setting an environment variable INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN or by providing a --token param to all commands.

export INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=lynk_test_GDGEB2j6jnhkzLSAQk9U3wiiQLrbNT11Y8J4
python3 pylynk.py prods

OR

python3 pylynk.py prods --token lynk_test_GDGEB2j6jnhkzLSAQk9U3wiiQLrbNT11Y8J4

OR

export INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=lynk_test_GDGEB2j6jnhkzLSAQk9U3wiiQLrbNT11Y8J4
docker run -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN  ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk prods

Output Formats

PyLynk supports multiple output formats:

  • --json - JSON format (default)
  • --table - Table format

List Products

# Table format
python3 pylynk.py prods --table

# JSON format (default if no format specified)
python3 pylynk.py prods --json
# or simply
python3 pylynk.py prods

OR

docker run -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN  ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk prods --table

List Versions

List Versions by product name (default environment)

python3 pylynk.py vers --prod 'sbom-exec' --table

OR

docker run -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN  ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk  vers --prod 'sbom-exec' --table

List Versions by product name (default environment) as JSON

python3 pylynk.py vers --prod 'sbom-exec' --json

OR

docker run -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN  ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk  vers --prod 'sbom-exec' --json

List Versions for specific environment by name

python3 pylynk.py vers --prod 'sbomqs' --env 'production' --table

OR

docker run -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN  ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk  vers --prod 'sbomqs' --env 'production' --table

Status of a specific version

The status of actions associated with SBOM is reported in three states:

  1. UNKNOWN
  2. NOT_STARTED
  3. IN_PROGRESS
  4. COMPLETED

This applies to the following SBOM actions (represented with specific keys):

  1. SBOM Checks (Key: checksStatus)
  2. SBOM Policies (Key: policyStatus)
  3. SBOM Internal Labeling (Key: labelingStatus)
  4. SBOM Automation Rules (Key: automationStatus)
  5. SBOM Vulnerability Scan (Key: vulnScanStatus)

Status of a specific version by version ID

python3 pylynk.py status --prod 'sbomex' --verId 'fbcc24ad-5911-4229-8943-acf863c07bb4'

OR

docker run -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN  ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk status --prod 'sbomex' --verId 'fbcc24ad-5911-4229-8943-acf863c07bb4'

Download SBOM

Note: Download requires either --verId OR all three parameters (--prod, --env, and --ver) together.

Download SBOM for specific version by version ID

Download SBOM for a specific version using version ID:

python3 pylynk.py download --prod 'sbomex' --verId 'fbcc24ad-5911-4229-8943-acf863c07bb4'

OR

docker run -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN -v $(pwd):/app/data ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk download --prod 'sbomex' --verId 'fbcc24ad-5911-4229-8943-acf863c07bb4' --output /app/data/sbom.json

Download SBOM for specific version by version name

Download SBOM for a specific version using product name, environment, and version name:

python3 pylynk.py download --prod 'sbomex' --env 'default' --ver 'sha256:5ed7e95ae79fe3fe6c4b8660f6f9e31154e64eca76ae42963a679fbb198c3951'

OR

docker run -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN -v $(pwd):/app/data ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk download --prod 'sbomex' --env 'default' --ver 'sha256:5ed7e95ae79fe3fe6c4b8660f6f9e31154e64eca76ae42963a679fbb198c3951' --output /app/data/sbom.json

Download SBOM for specific version by version ID with Vulnerabilities

Download SBOM including vulnerability information (accepts: true, false, 1, 0, yes, no):

python3 pylynk.py download --prod 'sbomex' --verId 'fbcc24ad-5911-4229-8943-acf863c07bb4' --vuln true

OR

docker run -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN -v $(pwd):/app/data ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk download --prod 'sbomex' --verId 'fbcc24ad-5911-4229-8943-acf863c07bb4' --vuln true --output /app/data/sbom-with-vulns.json

Download SBOM with Advanced Options

Download SBOM in specific format

Download SBOM in SPDX or CycloneDX format with a specific version:

python3 pylynk.py download --prod 'sbomex' --verId 'fbcc24ad-5911-4229-8943-acf863c07bb4' --spec SPDX --spec-version 2.3

OR

docker run -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN -v $(pwd):/app/data ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk download --prod 'sbomex' --verId 'fbcc24ad-5911-4229-8943-acf863c07bb4' --spec CycloneDX --spec-version 1.5 --output /app/data/sbom.json

Download Lite SBOM

Download a lightweight version of the SBOM (reduced metadata):

python3 pylynk.py download --prod 'sbomex' --verId 'fbcc24ad-5911-4229-8943-acf863c07bb4' --lite

OR

docker run -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN -v $(pwd):/app/data ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk download --prod 'sbomex' --verId 'fbcc24ad-5911-4229-8943-acf863c07bb4' --lite --output /app/data/sbom-lite.json

Download Original SBOM

Download the original uploaded SBOM without any processing:

python3 pylynk.py download --prod 'sbomex' --verId 'fbcc24ad-5911-4229-8943-acf863c07bb4' --original

OR

docker run -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN -v $(pwd):/app/data ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk download --prod 'sbomex' --verId 'fbcc24ad-5911-4229-8943-acf863c07bb4' --original --output /app/data/sbom-original.json

Download SBOM with Additional Options

Download SBOM with support status and excluding parts:

python3 pylynk.py download --prod 'sbomex' --verId 'fbcc24ad-5911-4229-8943-acf863c07bb4' --include-support-status --exclude-parts

OR

docker run -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN -v $(pwd):/app/data ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk download --prod 'sbomex' --verId 'fbcc24ad-5911-4229-8943-acf863c07bb4' --include-support-status --exclude-parts --output /app/data/sbom-filtered.json

Download Support Level Information Only

Download only the support level information in CSV format:

python3 pylynk.py download --prod 'sbomex' --verId 'fbcc24ad-5911-4229-8943-acf863c07bb4' --support-level-only

OR

docker run -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN -v $(pwd):/app/data ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk download --prod 'sbomex' --verId 'fbcc24ad-5911-4229-8943-acf863c07bb4' --support-level-only --output /app/data/support-levels.csv

Download without packaging

Download SBOM without packaging into a single file (useful for multi-SBOM documents):

python3 pylynk.py download --prod 'sbomex' --verId 'fbcc24ad-5911-4229-8943-acf863c07bb4' --dont-package-sbom

OR

docker run -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN -v $(pwd):/app/data ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk download --prod 'sbomex' --verId 'fbcc24ad-5911-4229-8943-acf863c07bb4' --dont-package-sbom --output /app/data/sbom-unpackaged.json

Upload SBOM

Upload SBOM to the default environment

Upload SBOM file sbomqs.cdx.json to the product named sbomqs

python3 pylynk.py upload --prod 'sbomqs' --sbom sbomqs.cdx.json

OR

docker run -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN -v $(pwd):/app/data ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk upload --prod 'sbomqs' --sbom /app/data/sbomqs.cdx.json

Upload SBOM to a specific environment

Upload SBOM file sbomqs.cdx.json to the product named sbomqs under environment production

python3 pylynk.py upload --prod 'sbomqs' --env 'production' --sbom sbomqs.cdx.json

OR

docker run -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN -v $(pwd):/app/data ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk upload --prod 'sbomqs' --env 'production' --sbom /app/data/sbomqs.cdx.json

Upload with Retry Configuration

PyLynk includes automatic retry logic with exponential backoff for failed uploads. By default, it will retry 3 times with increasing delays (1s, 2s, 4s).

Configure the number of retries:

# Disable retries
python3 pylynk.py upload --prod 'sbomqs' --sbom sbomqs.cdx.json --retries 0

# Increase retries to 5
python3 pylynk.py upload --prod 'sbomqs' --sbom sbomqs.cdx.json --retries 5

OR

docker run -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN -v $(pwd):/app/data ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk upload --prod 'sbomqs' --sbom /app/data/sbomqs.cdx.json --retries 5

Note: Retries are not attempted for authentication errors (401) or client errors (4xx) except rate limiting (429).

CI/CD Integration

PyLynk automatically detects and captures CI/CD environment information when running in GitHub Actions, Bitbucket Pipelines, Azure DevOps, or other CI environments. This metadata is sent with API requests during upload operations only to provide context about the build and deployment pipeline.

Automatic PR and Build Information Extraction

When running in a CI environment during SBOM uploads, PyLynk automatically extracts:

  • Event Information: Event type (pull_request, push, release), release tag (when applicable)
  • Pull Request Information: PR number, URL, source/target branches, author (when in PR context)
  • Build Information: Build ID, number, URL, commit SHA
  • Repository Information: Repository name, owner, URL

This information is included as HTTP headers in upload API requests to provide traceability between SBOMs and their source code changes.

Note: CI/CD metadata is only captured and sent during the upload command. Other commands (list products, list versions, download, status) do not include this metadata.

GitHub Actions Integration

In GitHub Actions, PyLynk automatically detects the environment and extracts relevant information:

name: Upload SBOM
on:
  pull_request:
    branches: [ main ]
  push:
    branches: [ main ]
  release:
    types: [ published ]

jobs:
  upload-sbom:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v3
      
      - name: Generate SBOM
        run: |
          # Your SBOM generation command here
          
      - name: Upload SBOM to Interlynk
        env:
          INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.INTERLYNK_TOKEN }}
        run: |
          python3 pylynk.py upload --prod 'my-product' --sbom sbom.json
          # PyLynk automatically captures:
          # - Event type (pull_request, push, or release)
          # - Release tag (for release events)
          # - PR number and branches (for pull_request events)
          # - PR author (GITHUB_ACTOR)
          # - Commit SHA and build URL
          # - Repository information

Bitbucket Pipelines Integration

In Bitbucket Pipelines, PyLynk automatically detects and extracts pipeline information:

pipelines:
  pull-requests:
    '**':
      - step:
          name: Upload SBOM
          script:
            - pip install -r requirements.txt
            - python3 pylynk.py upload --prod 'my-product' --sbom sbom.json
  tags:
    'v*':
      - step:
          name: Upload SBOM for Release
          script:
            - pip install -r requirements.txt
            - python3 pylynk.py upload --prod 'my-product' --sbom sbom.json
          # PyLynk automatically captures:
          # - Event type (pull_request, push, or release)
          # - Release tag (for tag-triggered builds)
          # - PR ID and branches (for PR events)
          # - PR author (BITBUCKET_STEP_TRIGGERER_UUID)
          # - Build number and URL
          # - Repository information

Azure DevOps Integration

In Azure DevOps Pipelines, PyLynk automatically detects and extracts pipeline information:

trigger:
  branches:
    include:
      - main
      - develop
  tags:
    include:
      - v*

pr:
  branches:
    include:
      - main

steps:
  - script: |
      pip install -r requirements.txt
    displayName: 'Install dependencies'
    
  - script: |
      # Generate SBOM here
    displayName: 'Generate SBOM'
    
  - script: |
      python3 pylynk.py upload --prod 'my-product' --sbom sbom.json
    displayName: 'Upload SBOM to Interlynk'
    env:
      INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN: $(INTERLYNK_TOKEN)
    # PyLynk automatically captures:
    # - Event type (pull_request, push, or release)
    # - Release tag (for tag-triggered builds)
    # - PR ID and URL (for PR events)
    # - PR source/target branches
    # - PR author (BUILD_REQUESTEDFOR)
    # - Build ID, number, and URL
    # - Repository information

Generic CI Support

PyLynk also supports generic CI environments by checking common environment variables. When CI=true is set, PyLynk will attempt to extract build and PR information from standard environment variables:

Environment Variables for Generic CI

Variable Description Maps to Header
CI Set to true to indicate CI environment Enables CI detection
Event Type Variables
EVENT_TYPE Event type (pull_request, push, release) X-Event-Type
Release Variables
GIT_TAG Git tag for release builds X-Release-Tag
REPO_TAG Alternative tag variable X-Release-Tag
CI_COMMIT_TAG GitLab CI tag variable X-Release-Tag
TAG_NAME Alternative tag name variable X-Release-Tag
Pull Request Variables
PULL_REQUEST_NUMBER PR number X-PR-Number
PR_NUMBER Alternative PR number variable X-PR-Number
CHANGE_ID Alternative PR/change identifier X-PR-Number
PR_URL Full URL to the pull request X-PR-URL
PR_AUTHOR PR author username X-PR-Author
PULL_REQUEST_AUTHOR Alternative PR author variable X-PR-Author
PR_USER Alternative PR author variable X-PR-Author
CHANGE_AUTHOR Alternative PR/change author variable X-PR-Author
CI_COMMIT_AUTHOR GitLab CI commit author X-PR-Author
Branch Variables
BRANCH_NAME Current branch name X-PR-Source-Branch
REPO_BRANCH Alternative branch name variable X-PR-Source-Branch
GIT_BRANCH Alternative branch name variable X-PR-Source-Branch
PR_SOURCE_BRANCH Alternative source branch variable X-PR-Source-Branch
PR_TARGET_BRANCH PR target/base branch X-PR-Target-Branch
BASE_BRANCH Alternative target branch variable X-PR-Target-Branch
TARGET_BRANCH Alternative target branch variable X-PR-Target-Branch
Build Variables
BUILD_ID Build identifier Used internally
CI_BUILD_ID Alternative build ID variable Used internally
BUILD_NUMBER Build number Used internally
BUILD_URL Full URL to the build/pipeline X-Build-URL
Commit Variables
GIT_COMMIT Git commit SHA X-Commit-SHA
REPO_COMMIT Alternative commit SHA variable X-Commit-SHA
COMMIT_SHA Alternative commit SHA variable X-Commit-SHA
SHA Short form commit SHA variable X-Commit-SHA
Repository Variables
REPO_URL Full URL to the repository X-Repository-URL
REPOSITORY_URL Alternative repository URL variable X-Repository-URL
REPO_NAME Repository name Used internally
REPOSITORY_NAME Alternative repository name variable Used internally

Generic CI environments now support the same metadata as GitHub Actions and Bitbucket Pipelines when the corresponding environment variables are provided.

Example Usage

# Jenkins, CircleCI, Travis CI, Bitbucket Webhook Runner, or any other CI system
export CI=true

# Event type
export EVENT_TYPE=pull_request  # or 'push', 'release'

# Pull Request information
export PULL_REQUEST_NUMBER=123
export BRANCH_NAME=feature/new-feature
export PR_TARGET_BRANCH=main
export PR_URL=https://github.com/myorg/myrepo/pull/123
export PR_AUTHOR=john-doe  # PR author username

# Build information
export BUILD_URL=https://jenkins.example.com/job/myproject/123/
export BUILD_NUMBER=123
export GIT_COMMIT=abc123def456789  # or REPO_COMMIT

# Repository information
export REPO_URL=https://github.com/myorg/myrepo
export REPO_NAME=myrepo

# For release builds
export REPO_TAG=v1.2.3  # or GIT_TAG

python3 pylynk.py upload --prod 'my-product' --sbom sbom.json

These variables are checked as fallbacks when PyLynk doesn't detect a specific CI provider (GitHub Actions or Bitbucket Pipelines). The tool will use whichever variables are available in your CI environment. You only need to set the variables that are available in your specific CI system.

Viewing Extracted CI Information

Use the --verbose flag to see what CI/CD information was extracted:

python3 pylynk.py upload --prod 'my-product' --sbom sbom.json --verbose

# Output includes:
# DEBUG - CI/CD Environment Information Extraction
# DEBUG - CI Provider: github_actions
# DEBUG - PR Information:
# DEBUG -   number: 123
# DEBUG -   url: https://github.com/org/repo/pull/123
# DEBUG -   source_branch: feature/new-feature
# DEBUG -   target_branch: main
# DEBUG -   author: john-doe
# DEBUG - Build Information:
# DEBUG -   build_id: 456789
# DEBUG -   build_url: https://github.com/org/repo/actions/runs/456789
# DEBUG -   commit_sha: abc123def456

Controlling CI Metadata Collection

By default, PyLynk automatically includes CI metadata when running in CI environments during upload operations. You can control this behavior using the PYLYNK_INCLUDE_CI_METADATA environment variable:

# Disable CI metadata collection
export PYLYNK_INCLUDE_CI_METADATA=false

# Force enable CI metadata collection (even outside CI)
export PYLYNK_INCLUDE_CI_METADATA=true

# Auto-detect (default - enabled only in CI environments)
export PYLYNK_INCLUDE_CI_METADATA=auto

When CI metadata is included:

  • auto (default): Automatically enabled when these conditions are met:
    • Running in a CI environment (detected via environment variables like CI=true, GITHUB_ACTIONS=true, or BITBUCKET_BUILD_NUMBER)
    • AND executing the upload command
  • true: Force enabled for all upload operations regardless of CI environment
  • false: Never included, even in CI environments

CI Metadata Headers

The extracted CI information is sent as HTTP headers with upload API requests:

Header Description Example
X-CI-Provider CI platform name github_actions, bitbucket_pipelines, azure_devops, generic_ci
X-Event-Type CI event type pull_request, push, release
X-Release-Tag Release tag name (when event is release) v1.2.3
X-PR-Number Pull request number 123
X-PR-URL Pull request URL https://github.com/org/repo/pull/123
X-PR-Source-Branch PR source branch feature/new-feature
X-PR-Target-Branch PR target branch main
X-PR-Author PR author username john-doe
X-Build-URL Build URL https://github.com/org/repo/actions/runs/456789
X-Commit-SHA Git commit SHA abc123def456
X-Repository-URL Repository URL https://github.com/org/repo

This metadata helps track:

  • Which code changes triggered SBOM generation
  • Build provenance and traceability
  • Automated vs manual SBOM uploads
  • CI/CD pipeline performance and reliability

Important: These headers are only sent during upload operations when CI metadata collection is enabled.

Increasing the verbosity of output

Use --verbose or -v with any command to see debug output. You can increase verbosity by using multiple -v flags:

  • -v - Basic debug output
  • -vv - More detailed debug output
  • -vvv - Maximum verbosity

Debugging

To point to a different API endpoint than production

export INTERLYNK_API_URL=http://localhost:3000/lynkapi

Troubleshooting

Common Error Messages

  • "Authentication failed. Please check your INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN" - Verify your token is correct and hasn't expired
  • "Error: Please provide either --verId OR all of --prod, --env, and --ver" - The download command requires specific parameter combinations
  • "Product not found" - Check that the product name is spelled correctly and exists in your organization
  • "Version not found" - Ensure the version ID or version name is correct

Local Testing with Docker

When testing against a local API server running on your host machine, Docker containers cannot access localhost. Use the following approach:

macOS/Windows

# Set API URL using host.docker.internal
export INTERLYNK_API_URL=http://host.docker.internal:3000/lynkapi
export INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=your_test_token_here

# Run Docker with both environment variables
docker run \
  -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN \
  -e INTERLYNK_API_URL=$INTERLYNK_API_URL \
  -v $(pwd):/app/data \
  ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk upload --prod 'test-product' --sbom /app/data/test-sbom.json

Linux

On Linux, use the --network="host" flag:

export INTERLYNK_API_URL=http://localhost:3000/lynkapi
export INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=your_test_token_here

docker run \
  --network="host" \
  -e INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN=$INTERLYNK_SECURITY_TOKEN \
  -e INTERLYNK_API_URL=$INTERLYNK_API_URL \
  -v $(pwd):/app/data \
  ghcr.io/interlynk-io/pylynk upload --prod 'test-product' --sbom /app/data/test-sbom.json

Other SBOM Open Source tools

  • SBOM Assembler - A tool to compose a single SBOM by combining other (part) SBOMs
  • SBOM Quality Score - A tool for evaluating the quality and completeness of SBOMs
  • SBOM Search Tool - A tool to grep style semantic search in SBOMs
  • SBOM Explorer - A tool for discovering and downloading SBOM from a public repository

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