audit-check

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Version: 1.0.6

Version published: 5 years ago

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Created: 6 years ago

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audit-check

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Install

npm install -g audit-check

Common Configuration Options

Options	Description	Type	Default
`severity`	Severity to ignore, will filter from the result and return the correct exit code	`String`	`info`
`json`	Weither to return a JSON or Table	`Boolean`	`false`
`ignore-dev`	Weither to ignore dev-dependencies	`Boolean`	`false`
`output`	Path to save output to	`String`
`whitelist`	List of module names to ignore, comma-separated	`String`

Examples

Outputs a JSON but excluding debug

audit-check --json --whitelist debug

Outputs a JSON but only showing high or greater severity

audit-check --severity high --json

Outputs a json to file with only low and higher severity, excludes debug and only from production dependencies

audit-check --severity low --whitelist debug --ignore-dev --output ./result.json

Outputs a table with only low and higher severity, excludes debug and only from production dependencies

audit-check --severity low --whitelist debug --ignore-dev

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Package last updated on 30 Mar 2021

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