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veracode-ci

v0.2.6

Published

Veracode client for triggering scans in Continuous Integration

Downloads

40

Readme

Gitpod Ready-to-Code

Veracode CI

Goal: Provide a command-line tool to use in NPM scripts for triggering Veracode scans in a CI/CD setting.

Usage

Prerequisites

  • Have VERA_ID and VERA_KEY environment variables defined with valid Veracode API Credentials

Setup in NPM Project

  1. Install as a dev dependency

    npm i -D veracode-ci
  2. In the scripts block of your package.json, add a veracode script

    {
        ...
        "scripts": {
            ...
            "veracode": "veracode --sandbox --appName=<your-veracode-app-name>"
        },
        ...
    }
  3. Run the veracode script

    npm run veracode

Excluding Folders/Files

Additionally, you can specify your own excludes. By default, this package zips up everything in the current-working-directory of your project (where the package.json is) excluding the node_modules folder. You can overwrite this excludes by adding a comma-delimited value like so:

veracode --sandbox --appName=<your-veracode-app-name> --excludes='node_modules/**/*,lib/**/*'

Command-line Options

| FLAG | VALUE | DESCRIPTION | |------|-------|-------------| |sandbox|none|Trigger a veracode scan in a sandbox under a provided (existing) app |excludes|comma-delimited string|Override what folders/files are excluded from the project for scanning. Defaults to node_modules/**/*. |appId|integer|Veracode App ID to run the scans under. Must have appId OR appName specified |appName|string|Veracode App Name to run the scans under. Must have appId OR appName specified |scanAllNonfatalTopLevelModules|true or false|See Veracode doc for beginprescan.do |autoScan|true or false|See Veracode doc for beginprescan.do

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