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sapcommerce-sbom-gen

v1.0.0

Published

Generate SBOM files for SAP Commerce Cloud solutions

Readme

SAP Commerce SBOM Generator 🦺

This tool aim to easily create an SBOM (Software Bill of Material) of an SAP Commerce Cloud (aka Hybris) application. The SBOM is generated in the CycloneDX format an can be used in various tools, for example DependencyTrack or other Dependency Analysers.

How to use it? 💻️

Try it using npx:

npx sapcommerce-sbom-gen .

You can also use the docker image:

cd <to-your-sap-commerce-repo>
docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/source devjanofficial/sapcommerce-sbom-gen sapcommerce-sbom-gen .

If the created sbom looks good, include the generation into your continuous build pipeline. Example for Gitlab CI (.gitlab-ci.yml), to run the creation on the main branch and also upload it directly to a DependencyTrack instance (be sure to provide all DEPENDENCYTRACK CI variables):

sbom:
  stage: analyse
  image: devjanofficial/sapcommerce-sbom-gen:latest
  only:
    - main
  script:
    - sapcommerce-sbom-gen --output ./sbom.json .
    - |
      curl -X POST https://$DEPENDENCYTRACK_URL/api/v1/bom \
          -H 'Content-Type: multipart/form-data' \
          -H 'X-Api-Key: $DEPENDENCYTRACK_APIKEY' \
          -F "projectName=example" \
          -F "projectVersion=$CI_COMMIT_BRANCH" \
          -F "[email protected]"

Why is this needed? 🤔

SBOMs can be created for many existing package managers. Sadly, SAP Commerce decided to use it's own mechanism for dependency management: A mix between shipped JARs, Maven Depedencies and on top some NPM dependencies (and maybe even more?). For this reason, this tool is created to combine all of the SAP Commerce specific dependencies into one SBOM.

Disclaimer 🧐

This project is not assosiated with SAP in any way and NOT an official product. Just an approach to create SBOMs. Please be aware that the resulting SBOM is maybe not containing really all dependencies if some strange edge cases are not implemented here. Be sure to manually check the SBOM.

Something missing? Something wrong? Feel free to create an Issue or a Pull Request to fix it 😇