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@bhupesh123/security

v1.0.1

Published

Security vulnerability analysis microservice for GitHub repositories

Readme

@github-analyzer/security

Security vulnerability analysis microservice for GitHub repositories.

Installation

npm install -g @github-analyzer/security

Usage

CLI

# Analyze a repository
security-analyzer analyze --owner facebook --repo react --branch main --token YOUR_GITHUB_TOKEN

# Output as JSON
security-analyzer analyze --owner facebook --repo react --json

# Or use environment variable
export GITHUB_TOKEN=your_token_here
security-analyzer analyze --owner facebook --repo react

Programmatic API

import { SecurityAnalyzer } from '@github-analyzer/security';

const analyzer = new SecurityAnalyzer('YOUR_GITHUB_TOKEN');

const result = await analyzer.analyzeRepository('facebook', 'react', 'main');

console.log(`Security Score: ${result.securityScore}/100`);
console.log(`Critical Issues: ${result.criticalIssues}`);
console.log(result.issues);

Features

  • Code Security Analysis: Detects common vulnerabilities

    • SQL Injection (CWE-89)
    • Cross-Site Scripting (CWE-79)
    • Command Injection (CWE-78)
    • Hardcoded Credentials (CWE-798)
    • Weak Random Number Generation (CWE-338)
    • Code Injection via eval() (CWE-95)
    • Insecure Transport (CWE-319)
    • Exposed Secrets (CWE-540)
  • Dependency Vulnerability Scanning: Checks for known vulnerabilities in dependencies

  • Security Score: Calculates overall security score (0-100)

  • Detailed Reports: Provides file, line, and remediation information

  • Multiple Languages: Supports JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Java, Go, PHP, Ruby

Security Categories

  • sql-injection: SQL injection vulnerabilities
  • xss: Cross-site scripting vulnerabilities
  • command-injection: Command injection vulnerabilities
  • hardcoded-credentials: Hardcoded passwords and API keys
  • weak-random: Weak random number generation
  • code-injection: Code injection via eval()
  • insecure-transport: Insecure HTTP connections
  • exposed-secrets: Exposed secret files

API

SecurityAnalyzer

Constructor

new SecurityAnalyzer(githubToken: string)

Methods

analyzeRepository(owner, repo, branch?)

Analyzes a GitHub repository for security vulnerabilities.

Parameters:

  • owner (string): Repository owner
  • repo (string): Repository name
  • branch (string, optional): Branch name (default: 'main')

Returns: Promise<SecurityAnalysisResult>

Exit Codes

  • 0: Success (no critical issues)
  • 1: Critical security issues found

License

MIT