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@wizsolucoes/npm-audit-publish

v0.0.4

Published

Publish npm audit output to and Azure Storage Account Table

Downloads

150

Readme

Npm Audit Publish

Ferramenta de linha de comando para publicar o resumo de npm audit --production para uma tabela Azure.

Uso

# Install
npm i -g @wizsolucoes/npm-audit-publish

# Run
npm-audit-publish

Parâmetros

--app

(Required) Nome do repositório da aplicação a ser analisada.

# Exemplo
$ npm-audit-publish --app anyname-web

--team

(Required) Nome da equipe/squad responsável pela aplicação a ser analisada.

# Exemplo
$ npm-audit-publish --team AnyTeamName

--branch

(Required) Nome da branch a ser analisada.

# Exemplo
$ npm-audit-publish --branch master

--build-url

(Required) URL do build de CI/CD no qual a análise foi feita.

# Exemplo
$ npm-audit-publish --build-url="https://dev.azure.com/company/SquadOne/_build/results?buildId=106015"

Exemplo completo

$ npm-audit-publish --app anyname-web --team AnyTeamName --branch="release/example" --build-url="https://dev.azure.com/company/SquadOne/_build/results?buildId=106015"

Desenvolvimento, por onde começar

Primeiramente, seta os variáveis de ambiente necessários para rodar o programa.

# Install
npm install

# Run tests
npm test

# Run (Exemplo)
npm run start --  --app anyname-web --team AnyTeamName --branch="release/example" --build-url="https://dev.azure.com/company/SquadOne/_build/results?buildId=106015"

Como funciona

A ferramenta segue os seguintes passos:

  1. Executa o comando npm audit --production
  2. Publica o resumo das vulnerabilidades encontradas para a tabela de conta de armazenamento da Azure especificada pelas variáveis de ambiente

Variáveis de ambiente

Você deve prover as informações para a conexão com a conta de storage da Azure para publicação dos resultados da análise com os seguintes variáveis de ambiente:

WIZ_NPM_AUDIT_STORAGE_KEY - Chave de accesso.

WIZ_NPM_AUDIT_STORAGE_ACCOUNT - Nome da conta de storage.

WIZ_NPM_AUDIT_STORAGE_TABLE - Nome da tabela da conta de storage.