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@greenarmor/ges-scoring-engine
Advanced tools
Compliance scoring across frameworks for the Green Engineering Standard Framework (GESF).
Calculates per-framework and overall compliance scores based on evaluated controls. Produces structured score files for display and reporting.
npm install @greenarmor/ges-scoring-engine
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
scoreControls(controls) | Calculate a 0–100 score from evaluated controls |
scoreByFramework(controls, frameworks) | Score controls grouped by framework |
computeOverallScore(frameworkScores) | Weighted overall compliance score |
generateScoreFile(controls, frameworks) | Generate a complete ScoreFile structure |
formatScoreOutput(score) | Format score file as a human-readable string |
import { generateScoreFile, formatScoreOutput } from '@greenarmor/ges-scoring-engine';
import { createGDPRControls } from '@greenarmor/ges-compliance-engine';
const controls = createGDPRControls();
const score = generateScoreFile(controls, ['GDPR', 'OWASP', 'NIST', 'CIS']);
console.log(formatScoreOutput(score));
// GDPR ............. 94%
// OWASP ............ 91%
// NIST ............. 89%
// CIS .............. 92%
// Overall .......... 92%
Scores are stored in .ges/score.json and include:
@greenarmor/ges-core — Types and constants@greenarmor/ges-compliance-engine — Control evaluation@greenarmor/ges-report-generator — Report generation from scoresMIT
FAQs
GESF Scoring Engine - Compliance scoring across frameworks
The npm package @greenarmor/ges-scoring-engine receives a total of 252 weekly downloads. As such, @greenarmor/ges-scoring-engine popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @greenarmor/ges-scoring-engine demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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