validate

Documentation

Index

• Variables
• func ValidateCommand() *cobra.Command
• func ValidateOnCompDef(compDef *oscalTypes_1_1_2.ComponentDefinition, target string) (results []oscalTypes_1_1_2.Result, err error)
• func ValidateOnControlImplementations(controlImplementations *[]oscalTypes_1_1_2.ControlImplementationSet, ...) (map[string]oscalTypes_1_1_2.Finding, []oscalTypes_1_1_2.Observation, error)
• func ValidateOnPath(path string, target string) (assessmentResult *oscalTypes_1_1_2.AssessmentResults, err error)

Variables

var ConfirmExecution bool // --confirm-execution

var RunNonInteractively bool // --non-interactive

Functions

func ValidateCommand

func ValidateCommand() *cobra.Command

func ValidateOnCompDef

func ValidateOnCompDef(compDef *oscalTypes_1_1_2.ComponentDefinition, target string) (results []oscalTypes_1_1_2.Result, err error)

ValidateOnCompDef takes a single ComponentDefinition object It will perform a validation and return a slice of results that can be written to an assessment-results object

func ValidateOnControlImplementations

func ValidateOnControlImplementations(controlImplementations *[]oscalTypes_1_1_2.ControlImplementationSet, validationStore *validationstore.ValidationStore, target string) (map[string]oscalTypes_1_1_2.Finding, []oscalTypes_1_1_2.Observation, error)

func ValidateOnPath

func ValidateOnPath(path string, target string) (assessmentResult *oscalTypes_1_1_2.AssessmentResults, err error)

ValidateOnPath takes 1 -> N paths to OSCAL component-definition files It will then read those files to perform validation and return an ResultObject