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@spongebug/dep-doctor

v1.0.2

Published

Scan repos for known dependency problems and find affected source files

Readme

dep-doctor 🩺

Scan a folder of repos for known dependency vulnerabilities — with a nightly-updated CVE feed, real-time OSV.dev lookup, and optional deep source-code analysis.

$ dep-doctor scan ./my-projects --deep

◆ repo: my-api
  [HIGH    ] npm-axios-csrf-ssrf-CVE-2023-45857  axios @ 0.27.2 → 1.6.0
             Axios CSRF token leak via cross-origin redirect
             ⚑ 2 affected location(s):
               src/server.js line 8 [likely]
                 const result = await axios.get(req.query.url);
                 → Upgrade axios to >=1.6.0 and validate URLs before passing to axios.

◆ repo: legacy-app
  [CRITICAL] npm-lodash-prototype-pollution-CVE-2019-10744  lodash @ 4.17.15 → 4.17.21
             Lodash prototype pollution via defaultsDeep / merge / set

Install

npm install -g @spongebug/dep-doctor

Or download binaries from GitHub Releases.

Usage

dep-doctor scan ./my-projects              # Scan with nightly feed
dep-doctor scan . --online --deep          # Live OSV + source analysis
dep-doctor scan . --fix                    # Auto-fix manifests
dep-doctor scan . --watch                  # Re-scan on file changes
dep-doctor scan . -r json -o report.json   # JSON output
dep-doctor scan . --severity high          # Filter by severity
dep-doctor problems list                   # List known problems

Features

  • 3-layer vulnerability data: built-in → nightly OSV feed → live OSV.dev lookup
  • 4 ecosystems: npm, pip, Go, Rust
  • Deep scan: regex source patterns find vulnerable API usage in code
  • Auto-fix: --fix updates manifests to safe versions
  • Watch mode: --watch re-scans on manifest changes
  • LLM patterns: --generate-patterns uses AI to create source detection rules
  • GitHub Action: use SpongeBUG/[email protected] in CI

Full documentation: https://github.com/SpongeBUG/dep-doctor