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npmsafe

v1.0.12

Published

use npm safety

Downloads

32

Readme

npmsafe

use npm safety

Problem

Nodejs应用仓库钓鱼

npm repository may contain some harmful packages,
and these packages may protect them use some similar words as popular package,
such as goodjs to good-js, but good-js may contain harmful codes.

Solution

use npmsafe instead of npm

Badgers

NPM

Build Status

Dependency Status

Join the chat at https://gitter.im/ueqt/npmsafe

Installation

Through npm:

npm i npmsafe -g

Through GitHub:

git clone [email protected]:ueqt/npmsafe.git
cd npmsafe
npm link

Uninstall

npm remove npmsafe -g

Publish

npm publish

Usage

npmsafe xxx

support all commands and arguments that npm support.

Example:

$ npmsafe install express

npmsafe check

cd to folder which contains package.json, this command will check packages in package.json.
if something not verified, you can check it's downloads count in last month to judge it safe or not.

Example:

$ npmsafe check

Analysing ~/git/xxx/package.json
 Not verified(package[downloads in npmjs in last month or stars in github(todo)]): 7
mysql [ 171232 ]
moment [ 1025532 ]
later [ 6008 ]
nodemailer [ 242134 ]
nodeutil [ 1111 ]
lodash [ 7512304 ]
influx [ 5146 ]
You can choose one choice:
[  1  ].Stop(Default)
[  2  ].Continue
[  3  ].Continue and save to whitelist
Please input your choice:

custom whitelist

I will add much internal whitelist, but you still need more whitelist.
So when you choose 3 in install time, it will save to your custom whiltelist.
Custom whitelist is at ~/.npmsafe/customWhiteList.txt , you can also edit it manually.

Todo

make a tool to automatically check npmjs repository and create whitelist.json more reliable