ZapAddOns

ZAP Add-ons

Since version 2.0 ZAP supports dynamically loadable add-ons - just click on the 'Manage Add-ons' button.

An add-on can contain:

• Active scan rules
• Passive scan rules
• Extensions
• Files

A ZAP add-on is a file with a name of the following format: <id>-<status>-<version>.zap

• <id> is a unique identifier
• <status> is an indication of how mature the add-on is: alpha, beta or release
• <version> is an integer (which increments with each new released version) or Semantic Version

The ZAP add-on file is a standard JAR file that includes a ZapAddOn.xml file at the top level - this contains information about the contents of the add-on and allows it to be loaded and unloaded dynamically.

The easiest way to build an add-on is to use the ZAP's Gradle Plugin.

Try to copy how other add-ons use this target - there should be examples to cover most cases.

For more information about developing add-ons see the zap-extensions wiki