A streamlined collection of PowerShell scripts to manage the Fortify CLI (fcli), ScanCentral Client, and their core dependencies (OpenJDK 21 and Apache Maven).
| File Name | Category | Description |
|---|---|---|
Setup-FortifyFCLI.ps1 |
Setup | The Entry Point. Downloads fcli, prompts for FoD credentials, performs a test login, and saves settings to your User Environment. |
Install-FortifyDependencies.ps1 |
Setup | Installs OpenJDK 21 and Maven locally to your home folder so you don't need to install Java system-wide. |
Fortify-PackageAndUpload.ps1 |
Workflow | The Master Script. Automates downloading code, packaging it with ScanCentral, and uploading it to FoD. |
Uninstall-FortifyTools.ps1 |
Cleanup | Deletes fcli and ScanCentral files and removes their locations from your Windows PATH. |
Uninstall-FortifyDependencies.ps1 |
Cleanup | Deletes the local Java/Maven folders and clears the JAVA_HOME variable. |
README.md |
Docs | This manual. |
- Open PowerShell: Press the Windows Key, type
PowerShell, and click on Windows PowerShell. - Navigate to your folder: Type
cd, followed by the path where you saved these files.
cd "$HOME\Desktop\fcli_workshop"
- Enable Scripts: If you have problem running any of these scripts then run this command to allow scripts to run in your current window:
Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope Process
.\Setup-FortifyFCLI.ps1
- Asks for your FoD URL, Client ID, and Secret.
- It will test the login immediately. If it fails, it stops the install so you can fix your credentials.
.\Install-FortifyDependencies.ps1
- Only run this if you don't already have Java 21 and Maven on your machine. It keeps the files inside your user profile.
Open a new powershell instance in order to pick up the environmental changes first
.\Fortify-PackageAndUpload.ps1
- This script handles everything: it grabs sample code, packages it, logs you in, and uploads it to the Release ID you provide.
Once the setup is complete, these variables are stored in your User Environment Variables for fcli to use automatically:
| Variable | Default Value | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
FCLI_DEFAULT_FOD_URL |
https://ams.fortify.com |
API endpoint for your tenant. |
FCLI_DEFAULT_CLIENT_ID |
(User Provided) | Your API Client ID. |
FCLI_DEFAULT_CLIENT_SECRET |
(User Provided) | Your API Client Secret (Masked). |
To remove all tools and files, run the uninstall scripts. They will delete the $HOME\fortify\tools folder and clean up your PATH without requiring Administrator rights.