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akanchha-snyk-pnpm-deptree-api-tool

v0.9.1

Published

use snyk-nodejs-lockfile-parser to build a deptree and scan/monitor it via the api

Downloads

25

Readme

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Known Vulnerabilities Not Maintained

This repository is not in active development and critical bug fixes only will be considered.

Snyk helps you find, fix and monitor for known vulnerabilities in your dependencies, both on an ad hoc basis and as part of your CI (Build) system.

Akanchha-snyk-pnpm-deptree-api-tool

Build a deptree, convert it into a depGraph and scan it via the SNYK API. Please note: this is a test version of the official Snyk tool -located at https://github.com/snyk-tech-services/snyk-pnpm-deptree-api-tool package name: snyk-pnpm-deptree-api-tool

Installation

  • npm i -g akanchha-snyk-pnpm-deptree-api-tool\

Prerequisite

This tool uses an experimenal Snyk API /depgraph which can only be enabled by contacting Snyk. See https://snyk.docs.apiary.io/#reference/test/dep-graph. Ensure you have this enabled before proiceeding to use this tool.

Usage

This tool is designed to be used in a Github action. Run the tool with the following arguments:

  • --root

    Path to the directory that contains the lockfile

    Example: --root ./

  • --orgId

    Snyk organization ID can be located in the organization settings

    Example: --orgId 0e9373a6-f858-11ec-b939-0242ac120002

  • --includeDev Select if the scan should include development dependencies as well as productin dependencoes. Supported values are: true or false. Defaults to false

    Example: --includeDev true

  • --manifestFilePath optional

    Path to the package.json file. Provide this only if the root package.json is located in a different directory to the lockfile.

    Example: --manifestFilePath ./project

  • --monitor optional

    Provide this only if the project should be monitored on Snyk UI.

    Example: --manifestFilePath ./project

  • --help

    List all available options

Example: akanchha-snyk-pnpm-deptree-api-tool --root ./ -orgId xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx --snykToken xxxxx --includeDev false --monitor