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Scan a repository for supply-chain and secrets risk from the terminal — the CLI companion to RTIdx.
npm install -g @rtidx/cli
Requires Node.js >= 20.
rtidx login # sign in via your browser
rtidx logout # sign out on this machine
rtidx check <repo-url> --context <context> # scan a repository
<repo-url> must be a public GitHub or Bitbucket repository URL.
--context is required and must be one of: recruiter, client, unsolicited, dependency, self.
check options| Flag | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
--context <value> | (required) | Why you're scanning this repo |
--json | false | Print machine-readable JSON instead of a human-readable report |
--fail-on <band> | high_risk | Minimum risk band that causes a non-zero exit code (low_risk, suspicious, high_risk, malicious) |
--wait <minutes> | 10 | How long to wait for the scan to finish before timing out |
| Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
0 | Scan completed, risk band below --fail-on |
1 | Scan completed, risk band at or above --fail-on |
2 | Usage error (bad arguments, not signed in) |
3 | Authentication error — run rtidx login |
4 | Rate limited |
5 | Network error, or timed out waiting for the scan |
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RTIdx CLI — scan a repo for supply-chain and secrets risk from the terminal
The npm package @rtidx/cli receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @rtidx/cli popularity was classified as not popular.
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