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@kazhord/node-clamav

v1.0.2

Published

Heavily inspired from [kylefarris/clamscan](https://github.com/kylefarris/clamscan) and [NingLin-P/clamdjs](https://github.com/NingLin-P/clamdjs). Made to match my project needs.

Downloads

24

Readme

@kazhord/node-clamav

Heavily inspired from kylefarris/clamscan and NingLin-P/clamdjs. Made to match my project needs.

Installation

$ npm install @kazhord/node-clamav

Features

  • Get ClamAV version
  • Get ClamAV stats
  • Update ClamAV
  • Check ClamAV state
  • Scan Stream and Buffer

To do

  • Add tests
  • Add comments

API

import { Clamav } from '@kazhord/node-clamav'
[...]
const clamav = new Clamav({ host: '127.0.0.1', port: 3310 })

Get ClamAV version

await clamav.version([timeout=180000])
/*
{
  product: 'ClamAV 0.104.3',
  build: 26596,
  date: 2022-07-07T05:53:54.000Z
}
*/

Get ClamAV stats

await clamav.stats([timeout=180000])
/*
{
  pools: 1,
  state: 'VALID PRIMARY',
  threads: 'live 1  idle 0 max 10 idle-timeout 30',
  queue: 0,
  memstats: 'heap N/A mmap N/A used N/A free N/A releasable N/A pools 1 pools_used 1267.845M pools_total 1267.894M'
}
*/

Update ClamAV

await clamav.reload([timeout=180000])
/*
{
  reloading: true
}
*/

Get ClamAV state

await clamav.ping([timeout=180000])
/*
{ 
  alive: true, 
  latency: 4 
}
*/

Scan Stream

await clamav.scanner.scanStream(stream, [timeout=180000])
/*
{
  isInfected: false,
  viruses: [],
  raw: 'stream: OK\x00',
  timeout: false
}
*/

Scan Buffer

await clamav.scanner.scanBuffer(buffer, [chunkSize=64*1024], [timeout=180000])
/*
{
  isInfected: false,
  viruses: [],
  raw: 'stream: OK\x00',
  timeout: false
}
*/