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bitbucket-repo-analyzer

v1.0.7

Published

A light and fast CLI tool to scan all Bitbucket repositories in your workspace to speed up monthly audits and maintenance activities.

Readme

Bitbucket Repo Analyzer

A light and fast CLI tool to scan all Bitbucket repositories in your workspace to speed up monthly audits and maintenance activities.

Features

CLI

  • Scan all repos in a BitBucket workspace
  • Detect:
    • Outdated npm packages
    • Outdated React and React Native versions
    • Outdated Node.js versions
    • Vulnerabilities
    • Keywords
  • Works with monorepos + nested package.json via --deep flag
  • Supports repo filtering via --repos or --reposFile
  • Concurrency, progress bar, limiting to latest commit to ensure faster scans
  • Output results to JSON for reporting

API

  • run pre-maintenance analysis (jobs queue)
  • get jobs queue status
  • get job status

Set Environmental Variables

Set env vars in the terminal:

export BITBUCKET_USERNAME=your-username
export BITBUCKET_APP_PASSWORD=your-password

It's also possible to prefix the command with env vars:

BITBUCKET_USERNAME=username BITBUCKET_APP_PASSWORD=password npx bitbucket-repo-analyzer count --org=org-name

Installation

Install globally:

npm install -g bitbucket-repo-analyzer

Use without installation

You can execute it directly without installing.

npx bitbucket-repo-analyzer count --org=org-name

Usage

Check AWS SDK version across all repos:

bitbucket-repo-analyzer check aws-sdk --org=my-org

Check React version across all repos:

bitbucket-repo-analyzer check react-version --org=my-org

Scan specific repos:

Specify repos in a command:

bitbucket-repo-analyzer check aws-sdk --org=my-org --repos=repo-one,repo-two

Specify repos in a .txt file:

bitbucket-repo-analyzer check aws-sdk --org=my-org --reposFile=repos.txt

Enable deep scan mode (look for package.json in nested folders)

bitbucket-repo-analyzer check aws-sdk --org=my-org --deep

Check React versions

bitbucket-repo-analyzer check react-version --org=my-org

Check React Native versions

bitbucket-repo-analyzer check react-native-version --org=my-org

Search keyword across repos

bitbucket-repo-analyzer keyword <keyword> --org=my-org

For example

bitbucket-repo-analyzer keyword apilayer --org=my-org

Count how many repos you have in Bitbucket

bitbucket-repo-analyzer count --org=my-org

Output

A .json file is saved to the output/ folder.

Roadmap

  • Automatically create pull requests with npm upgrades
  • Detect secrets: .env, .pem, hardcoded tokens
  • GitHub / GitLab support

Author

Built by Marina Kim
GitHub: @marinakim44
Founder of CatBytes Community for Women in Tech Co-organiser of AWS User Group UK and AWS AI In Practice

License

MIT — use it, fork it, make it yours.