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@cra-ready/cli

v0.1.1

Published

Push SBOMs to CRA Ready from your terminal or CI.

Downloads

273

Readme

@cra-ready/cli

Push SBOMs to CRA Ready from your terminal or CI.

Why this exists

Manual SBOM uploads via the dashboard are friction. This CLI runs in your CI on every merge to main and ships a fresh SBOM automatically.

No GitHub App. No repo read access. The CLI only sends the SBOM you generate locally. That trust posture is the whole reason we ship a CLI instead of a centralized integration.

Install (one-time)

npm i -D @cra-ready/cli
# or run on the fly:
npx -y @cra-ready/cli@latest <command>

Usage

1. Authorize this machine

In your repository:

npx -y @cra-ready/cli@latest init

Opens your browser, asks which products this CLI should be authorized for, mints a token, writes cra-ready.yml to the repo root, and caches the token to ~/.cra-ready/config.json (mode 0600) so subsequent commands work without re-auth.

2. Upload from CI

Add to your existing main-branch workflow (GitHub Actions example):

- uses: actions/setup-node@v4
  with: { node-version: 22 }
- run: npx -y @cra-ready/cli@latest upload
  env:
    CRA_READY_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.CRA_READY_TOKEN }}

Save the token printed by init as the CRA_READY_TOKEN secret in your repo settings.

Bring your own SBOM

If you already generate SBOMs with another tool (syft, snyk, dependency-track), point cra-ready upload at the file:

cra-ready upload --file ./my-sbom.cdx.json

Or configure it per-product in cra-ready.yml:

api_host: https://app.cra-ready.io
products:
  - id: <uuid>
    name: payments-api
    path: services/payments
    generator: byo
    manifest: services/payments/sbom.cdx.json

Configuration

cra-ready.yml (committed to the repo):

api_host: https://app.cra-ready.io
products:
  - id: <uuid>
    name: payments-api
    path: apps/payments
    generator: pnpm
  - id: <uuid>
    name: checkout-web
    path: apps/checkout
    generator: pnpm

Single-package repos: products has length 1 with path: ".". Same shape, no special-case logic.

Environment variables

| Variable | Purpose | | ----------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | CRA_READY_TOKEN | Token for non-interactive uploads. Required in CI. | | CRA_READY_DISABLE | If set, all commands no-op. Use to kill the integration without code changes. | | CRA_READY_HOST | Override the API host (default: https://app.cra-ready.io). | | CRA_READY_MAIN_BRANCH | Branch name for --only-on=ci-main (default: main). |

Source

This CLI is open source by design. Read it before installing it: https://github.com/cra-ready-io/cra-ready-cli.

License

MIT