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How to integrate Meterian with a Jenkins task
The integration of Meterian with a Jenkins task is very simple and it requires just a couple of steps:
First of all set METERIAN_API_TOKEN as environment variable. Environment variable can be set on Configure System from Manage Jenkins.
On the main build task simply add an extra step, selecting 'Execute shell' from the dropdown menu

And copy/paste this code snippet
docker run --rm \
--volume $(pwd):/workspace --env METERIAN_API_TOKEN=$METERIAN_API_TOKEN \
meterian/cli [Meterian CLI Options]
Learn more about the Meterian Client here.
How does it work
Jenkins docker will download and set the Meterian container, which contains the latest version of the Meterian client and the building tools for all the supported languages, then Meterian will be launched against the project.
Finally, given the result of the scan, the Jenkins task will pass or it will fail.
Using the Thin client
You can of course also the Thin Java client on Jenkins, which you can download as part of the or offline. In order for the client to authenticate, as Jenkins is a headless server, please make sure that the METERIAN_API_TOKEN variable is loaded or that you are using a valid authorization file (see the "How does the client authenticate me" section).
curl -s "https://www.meterian.io/downloads/meterian-cli.jar" -o /tmp/meterian-cli.jar
java -jar /tmp/meterian-cli.jar
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