Redacting Sensitive Data with the DLP API Reviews

Aleksandr T. · Reviewed almost 6 years ago

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Aram L. · Reviewed almost 6 years ago

setup is a little out of date on how to find the API

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Ivan S. · Reviewed almost 6 years ago

very good

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Dinesh C. · Reviewed almost 6 years ago

all the commands were KO student_02_1c2b48310fdb@cloudshell:~/nodejs-dlp/samples$ node inspect.js string "My email address is joe@example.com." inspect.js string <string> Inspect a string using the Data Loss Prevention API. Options: --version Show version number [boolean] -m, --minLikelihood [string] [choices: "LIKELIHOOD_UNSPECIFIED", "VERY_UNLIKELY", "UNLIKELY", "POSSIBLE", "LIKELY", "VERY_LIKELY"] [default: "LIKELIHOOD_UNSPECIFIED"] -c, --callingProjectId [string] [default: ""] -p, --dataProjectId [string] [default: ""]

Florian B. · Reviewed almost 6 years ago