# Command Line Interface This section describes the various commands available. All commands below are run from the Vulnerability-Lookup project directory using `poetry run`. ## Core ### Start all the services ```bash $ poetry run start ``` ### Stop all the services ```bash $ poetry run stop ``` ### Start/stop the backend (Valkey and Kvrocks) ```bash $ poetry run run_backend --start $ poetry run run_backend --stop ``` ### Start/stop all enabled feeders ```bash $ poetry run feeders_manager --start $ poetry run feeders_manager --stop ``` ### Start only the website ```bash $ poetry run start_website ``` ### Restart only the website ```bash $ poetry run restart_website ``` ### Dump a source in a JSON file ```bash $ poetry run dump --feed nvd ``` ### Run an individual feeder manually ```bash $ poetry run nvd_importer $ poetry run cvelist_importer $ poetry run github_importer ``` See `pyproject.toml` under `[project.scripts]` for the full list of available feeder commands. ### Update the documentation ```bash $ cd docs; poetry run make html ``` ## Web service This section describes the main commands related to the web service. All Flask commands are prefixed with `poetry run flask --app website.app`. ### Database Init the database: ```bash $ poetry run flask --app website.app db_init ``` Backup the PostgreSQL database (also runs automatically during `poetry run update`): ```bash $ poetry run flask --app website.app db_backup ``` Generate a database models diagram: ```bash $ poetry run flask --app website.app db_diagram ``` ### User management Create a user: ```bash $ poetry run flask --app website.app create_user --login --email --password ``` Create an admin: ```bash $ poetry run flask --app website.app create_admin --login --email --password ``` List all users: ```bash $ poetry run flask --app website.app user_list ``` Delete a user: ```bash $ poetry run flask --app website.app user_delete --login ``` Retrieve a user's API key: ```bash $ poetry run flask --app website.app user_get_api_key --login ``` ### Data management Update MISP warning lists (the administrator will be prompted to run this during updates): ```bash $ poetry run flask --app website.app update_warninglists ``` Update the local copy of the GCVE registry (can be scheduled via cron): ```bash $ poetry run flask --app website.app update_gcve_registry ``` Import OSI-approved licenses: ```bash $ poetry run flask --app website.app import_osi_approved_licenses ``` Import source code languages: ```bash $ poetry run flask --app website.app import_languages ``` Clean sightings by source or pattern: ```bash $ poetry run flask --app website.app clean_sightings ``` Backfill sightings from existing data: ```bash $ poetry run flask --app website.app backfill_sightings ``` Creates sightings retroactively from all existing comments (*seen*), bundles (*seen*, one per vulnerability), and KEV entries (*exploited*). Each sighting inherits the `creation_timestamp` of its source object. The command is **idempotent**: running it multiple times will not create duplicates, as it skips any entry whose source URL already exists in the database. ### Background services Launch the email notification service: ```bash $ poetry run flask --app website.app notify_users ``` Launch the synchronization service (see {doc}`sync` for details): ```bash $ poetry run flask --app website.app sync ```