Description:
pycheckpointapi 1.1.4
pyCheckpoint-API - An unofficial Python SDK for Checkpoint API
pyCheckpoint-API is an SDK that provides a uniform and easy-to-use interface for each of the Checkpoint Firewall product API versions.
This SDK is not affiliated with, nor supported by Checkpoint in any way.
Overview
Checkpoint firewalls solution are now using a well detailed API. This SDK simplifies software development using the Checkpoint Firewall API in Python.
This SDK is based on the Checkpoint official API documentation.
This SDK leverages the RESTfly framework developed by Steve McGrath.
This SDK implementation was largely inspired from the pyZscaler SDK development.
Features
Simplified authentication with Checkpoint API versions.
Uniform interaction with the Checkpoint API versions.
Uses python-box to add dot notation access to json data structures.
Various quality of life enhancements for object CRUD methods.
Products
Checkpoint Firewall
Installation
The most recent version can be installed from pypi as per below.
$ pip install pycheckpoint-api
Usage
Before you can interact with the Checkpoint API, you may need to generate API keys directly in the management interface or use a classic username/password at each connection.
Once you have the requirements and you have installed pyCheckpoint-API, you're ready to go.
Quick Examples
API login/logout
from pycheckpoint_api.management import Management
from pprint import pprint
# Please note that, as it's an example, we enabled the SSL verify to False to avoid having SSL certificate issues.
# However, it's highly recommanded to use certificates with know certificate authorities.
# If you want to use an API key instead, remove the 'user' and 'password' fields and use the 'api_key' field.
with Management(
hostname='HOSTNAME',
port='PORT',
user='USER',
password='PASSWORD',
version='VERSION',
domain='DOMAIN',
ssl_verify=False,
) as api:
pprint(
"Connection is successfull, we have a token: "
+ api._session.headers["X-chkp-sid"]
)
# Since we are out of the previous block, the API has been disconnected
pprint("Logout is successfull")
Documentation
Web API Coverage
Legend:
🟢 means "Fully covered"
🟡 means "Partially covered"
🔴 means "Not covered yet"
Why not all features from the list below are not yet implemented ?: As you might understand, it takes time to implement every feature of the Checkpoint API (code + tests + docs). If you are very interested in some features below, please raise an issue and ask for those and they will be implemented in priority.
Here is the list of endpoints that are currently supported by this SDK and base on the Checkpoint official API reference.:
🟢 Session Management
🟢 Network Objects
🔴 Compliance
🔴 Gaia Best Practice
🔴 Data Center
🔴 Azure Active Directory
🔴 Updatable Objects
🟢 Service & Applications
🟢 Access Control & NAT
🔴 VPN
🔴 VSX
🔴 Threat Prevention
🔴 HTTPS Inspection
🟢 Policy
🔴 Multi-Domain
🔴 Migration
🔴 SmartTasks
🔴 Package Deployment
🔴 Users
🔴 High Availability
🔴 Manage & Settings
🔴 Logs
🟡 Misc.
🔴 add-objects-batch
🔴 set-objects-batch
🔴 delete-objects-batch
🔴 cme-api
🔴 gaia-api
🔴 export
🔴 show-changes
🔴 show-api-versions
🔴 put-file
🔴 where-used
🔴 run-script
🔴 show-unused-objects
🔴 show-gateways-and-servers
🔴 show-layer-structure
🔴 show-validations
🔴 show-commands
🔴 install-database
🔴 Task
🔴 Object
🟢 generic-objects (rulebaseaction)
User Documentation
TODO
Is It Tested?
Yes! pyCheckpoint-API has a complete test suite that fully covers all implemented methods
Contributing
Contributions to pyCheckpoint-API are absolutely welcome.
Please see the Contribution Guidelines for more information.
Poetry is currently being used for builds and management. You'll want to have poetry installed and available in your environment.
Once Poetry is installed, you can create and validate your development environment using those commands:
poetry install
# this is installing the package using poetry
poetry build
# this is building the package locally (not required)
poetry shell
# this is usind the dedicated virtual environment for development
pytest
# Run the tests
You should then see the output of pytest results with all tests passed.
Issues
Please feel free to open an issue using Github Issues if you run into any problems using pyCheckpoint-API.
License
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2022 LmR
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SOFTWARE.
License
For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.
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