def _get_docker_state(self, docker_state_file):
'''
Returns a JSON object provided the docker_state_file either
as a URL or an XML file
'''
if docker_state_file.startswith("http://"):
split_url = urlparse.urlsplit(docker_state_file)
image_scanner = Client(split_url.hostname, port=split_url.port)
result_json = image_scanner.get_docker_json(docker_state_file)
else:
result_json = json.loads(open(docker_state_file).read())
self.local_reportdir = os.path.dirname(docker_state_file)
return result_json
# Scan an image or container
scan_results = image_scanner.scan_list(['bef54'])
# The result of scan_list will return a JSON based structure
# that has a very basic summary of the scan as well as
# information you can use to get more granular information
# about the scan results
if debug:
debug_print(scan_results)
# To get more granular information on the results, grab the
# resulting docker_state.json file from scan_results which is
# also a JSON structure.
docker_state = image_scanner.get_docker_json(scan_results['json_url'])
if debug:
debug_print(docker_state)
# The docker_state is the core of source of information regarding
# the results of the previous scan. We can now use various functions
# inside the xmlp object to extract specific information
# List of RPMS per scanned ID
rpm_dict = xmlp.return_rpm_by_docker_obj(docker_state)
if debug:
debug_print(rpm_dict)
# List of cve information per scanned ID
