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@pensar/ci

v2.3.0

Published

Pensar CI - Automated continuous pentesting integrated with your CI/CD pipeline

Downloads

348

Readme

@pensar/ci

Automated security pentesting for your CI/CD pipeline.

Installation

npm install @pensar/ci

Usage

# Run a security pentest (full scan, all endpoints)
pensar pentest --project <project-id>

# Run a quick pentest (highest-risk endpoints only, ~15 mins)
pensar pentest --project <project-id> --quick

# Check pentest status
pensar status <scan-id>

Options

| Option | Description | | ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | -p, --project | Project ID (or set PENSAR_PROJECT_ID) | | -b, --branch | Branch to pentest | | -l, --level | Pentest level: priority or full (default: full) | | --quick | Shorthand for --level priority. Tests highest-risk endpoints only (~15 mins) | | -e, --environment | Target environment: dev, staging, or production | | -c, --commit | Commit SHA (auto-detected from CI env vars, or set PENSAR_COMMIT_SHA) | | -s, --severity | Minimum severity threshold to error on (or set PENSAR_ERROR_SEVERITY_THRESHOLD) | | --no-wait | Don't wait for pentest to complete |

Environment Variables

| Variable | Description | | -------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ | | PENSAR_API_KEY | Your Pensar API key | | PENSAR_PROJECT_ID | Your Pensar project ID | | PENSAR_ENVIRONMENT | Target environment (dev, staging, or production) | | PENSAR_COMMIT_SHA | Commit SHA override (auto-detected from GITHUB_SHA, CI_COMMIT_SHA, BITBUCKET_COMMIT) | | PENSAR_ERROR_SEVERITY_THRESHOLD| Minimum severity to trigger a non-zero exit (critical, high, medium, low, info) |

CI/CD Integration

See examples/ for ready-to-use workflows:

  • GitHub Actions — pentest on PR, push, or after deploy
  • GitLab CI — merge request and pipeline triggers

License

MIT