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audit-export

v5.1.2

Published

Pretty export your npm audit output as an offline accessible html page

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Keywords

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Readme

Npm Audit Export 🕵️‍♂️

A convenient tool to export npm audit results to a comprehensive offline HTML page, providing a clear overview of your project's vulnerabilities.

Inspired by npm-audit-html, but with more Node.js versions supported, offline support and lightweight ⚡

Table of Contents

Main Features

  • Lightweight & Efficient
  • Fully Offline Functionality
  • Advanced Filters, Search, and Ordering
  • Tags Filtering Supported
  • Supports projects since Node v10
  • Download results as CSV or JSON

Compatibility

This package supports Node.js versions 10 through 22, as well as future versions.

Supported Audit Tools

This tool processes the JSON output from your audit tool. It works with:

  • npm audit --json
  • pnpm audit --json
  • yarn audit --json
  • bun audit --json

Installation

Install globally using your preferred package manager:

npm install -g audit-export
pnpm install -g audit-export
yarn global add audit-export
bun add -g audit-export

Usage

Pipe the JSON output from your audit command into audit-export:

npm audit --json | audit-export
pnpm audit --json | audit-export
yarn audit --json | audit-export
bun audit --json | audit-export

Customize the output path and HTML title:

npm audit --json | audit-export --path <output_path> --title <report_title> [--open]
  • --path: output file or directory (default: ./audit-report.html)
  • --title: HTML report title (default: NPM Audit Report)
  • --open: automatically open the report in your default browser

For all options and advanced usage, run:

audit-export --help

Usage Syntax Breaking Changes

In versions lower or equal than 3, folder and file were separate parameters. After version 4 both were merged into a single --path parameter, that can be the folder, the file, or both. Previously it was --folder and --file, now removed parameters.

Contributing

We welcome contributions from the community! Feel free to open issues and submit pull requests on our GitHub Issues page. Your feedback and suggestions are highly appreciated.

Download

You can download the package from npm.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Happy auditing! 🛡️🚀