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@appthreat/cdx-proto

v2.0.1

Published

Library to serialize/deserialize CycloneDX BOM with protocol buffers

Readme

cdx-proto

Runtime library to serialize/deserialize CycloneDX BOM with protocol buffers. The project was generated using protoc-gen-es from the official proto specification.

2.0.0 highlights

  • version-specific subpath exports: @appthreat/cdx-proto/v1.5, v1.6, and v1.7
  • helper APIs for schema selection and BOM encode/decode workflows
  • leaner npm package contents that no longer publish generated docs/

Sample usage

import {
  createBom,
  decodeBomBinary,
  encodeBomBinary,
  encodeBomJson,
  getBomSchema,
  parseBomJson,
} from "@appthreat/cdx-proto";
import { BomSchema as BomSchema16 } from "@appthreat/cdx-proto/v1.6";
import { fromJson } from "@bufbuild/protobuf";

// Use version-specific entrypoints when you only need one schema version.
const bom16 = fromJson(BomSchema16, {
  specVersion: "1.6",
  version: 1,
});

// Or use the helper API to auto-select schemas and encode/decode BOMs.
const bom = createBom("1.7", {
  version: 1,
  serialNumber: "urn:uuid:11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111",
});

const binary = encodeBomBinary(bom, {
  writeUnknownFields: true,
});

const decoded = decodeBomBinary("1.7", binary, {
  readUnknownFields: true,
});

const json = encodeBomJson(decoded, {
  alwaysEmitImplicit: true,
});

const parsed = parseBomJson({
  specVersion: "1.6",
  version: 1,
});

const schema = getBomSchema(parsed.specVersion);

Helper API

  • getBomSchema(specVersion) returns the matching BomSchema for CycloneDX 1.5, 1.6, or 1.7.
  • createBom(specVersion, init) creates a BOM message and automatically sets specVersion.
  • parseBomJson(json) and parseBomJsonString(json) auto-detect the schema from specVersion / spec_version.
  • decodeBomBinary(specVersion, bytes) decodes a protobuf BOM when the schema version is known.
  • encodeBomBinary(bom), encodeBomJson(bom), and encodeBomJsonString(bom) choose the correct schema from the BOM itself.

Canonical JSON guarantees

The helper layer is designed to work with canonical CycloneDX JSON rather than protobuf-flavored JSON.

  • parseBomJson() and decodeBomJson() accept canonical CycloneDX input such as:
    • root fields like bomFormat and specVersion
    • dashed aliases such as bom-ref, mime-type, and x-trust-boundary
    • canonical hash content fields like hashes[].content
    • canonical standards/declarations objects instead of protobuf list wrappers
  • Undefined object properties and undefined array entries are sanitized before protobuf parsing so callers can pass ordinary JavaScript objects without manually stripping undefined values first.
  • encodeBomJson() and encodeBomJsonString() restore canonical CycloneDX JSON on output, including:
    • bomFormat: "CycloneDX"
    • the BOM specVersion
    • canonical enum values instead of protobuf enum names such as CLASSIFICATION_*, HASH_ALG_*, or EXTERNAL_REFERENCE_TYPE_*
    • canonical object shapes for definitions and declarations
  • parseBomBinary() auto-detects the embedded supported schema version (1.5, 1.6, or 1.7) and can be paired with encodeBomJson() to read protobuf BOMs back as canonical CycloneDX JSON.

In short: if you provide canonical CycloneDX JSON to the helper API, you should get canonical CycloneDX JSON back after binary or message round-trips.

Version-specific imports

Use subpath exports to avoid loading schema versions you do not need:

import { BomSchema as BomSchema15 } from "@appthreat/cdx-proto/v1.5";
import { BomSchema as BomSchema16 } from "@appthreat/cdx-proto/v1.6";
import { BomSchema as BomSchema17 } from "@appthreat/cdx-proto/v1.7";

License

Apache-2.0