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npm-audit-whitelister

v2.0.0

Published

bin install for npm audit whitelister

Downloads

4,222

Readme

npm-audit-whitelister

About

Install to get npm-audit-whitelister command.

Usage

./node_modules/.bin/npm-audit-whitelister .npmaudit.whitelist.json

Or in package.json script

    "audit": "npm-audit-whitelister .npmaudit.whitelist.json",

Environment args

This uses environment variables to pass args.

NPM_AUDIT_IGNORE_DEV=1 # This will ignore any alerts on devDependencies
NPM_AUDIT_IGNORE_LEVEL=moderate # Anything below this level is ignored
  # Possible values are low|moderate|high|critical

CMD_MAX_BUFFER=1073741824 # This will extend the internal npm audit output internally to 1 GB
 # Use when you get a json parse error, it might help

Whitelist file format

PACKAGE-REGEX:VULNCODE

PACKAGE-REGEX can be a package dependency string or a regex string. It must not have a : in it.

VULNCODE must be a number for the advisoryID.

All three of the below whitelist entries are varying ways of doing the same package.

  1. exact
  2. any instance where yargs-parser has vuln 1500
  3. any dependency of import-sort-cli that has vuln 1500
[
  "import-sort-cli>yargs>yargs-parser:1500",
  ".*>yargs-parser:1500",
  "import-sort-cli>.*:1500"
]