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Sandworm Audit

Beautiful Security & License Compliance Reports For Your App's Dependencies 🪱

Summary
Free & open source command-line tool
Works with any modern JavaScript package manager
Scans your project & dependencies for vulnerabilities, license, and misc issues
Supports workspaces
Supports marking issues as resolved​
Supports custom license policies​
​Configurable fail conditions for CI / GIT hook workflows
Can connect to private/custom registries​
Outputs:
JSON issue & license usage reports
Easy to grok SVG dependency tree & treemap visualizations
Powered by D3
Overlays security vulnerabilities
Overlays package license info
csv of all dependencies & license info
Generate a report
Running Sandworm Audit
Navigate charts
Sandworm treemap and tree dependency charts
csv output
Sandworm dependency csv
JSON output
report.json
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{
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  "createdAt": "...",
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  "packageManager": "...",
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  "name": "...",
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  "version": "...",
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  "rootVulnerabilities": [...],
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  "dependencyVulnerabilities": [...],
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  "licenseUsage": {...},
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  "licenseIssues": [...],
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  "metaIssues": [...],
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  "errors": [...],
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}
Marking issues as resolved
Using sandworm resolve
Get involved
Have a support question? Post it here.
Have a feature request? Post it here.
Did you find a security issue? See SECURITY.md.
Did you find a bug? Post an issue.
Want to write some code? See CONTRIBUTING.md.
Beta: visualizations on sandworm.dev
Simple HTML visualizations on top of Sandworm data for all existing npm packages are available in beta on sandworm.dev. Here are a few links to get you exploring:
​Apollo Client​
​AWS SDK​
​Express​
​Mocha​
​Mongoose​
​Nest.js​
​Redis​

Getting Started

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