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To install the gulp-nsp plugin into your project simply run
npm install gulp-nsp --save
Then in your gulpfile, add the following task.
var gulpNSP = require('gulp-nsp');
//To check your project
gulp.task('nsp', function (cb) {
gulpNSP({package: __dirname + '/package.json'}, cb);
});
//If you're using a shrinkwrap file
gulp.task('nsp', function (cb) {
gulpNSP({shrinkwrap: __dirname + '/npm-shrinkwrap.json'}, cb);
});
If you don't want to stop your gulp flow if some vulnerabilities have been found use the stopOnError option:
gulp.task('nsp', function (cb) {
gulpNSP({
package: __dirname + '/package.json',
stopOnError: false
}, cb);
});
If you want to use an alternative output formatter provided by nsp use the output option.
gulp.task('nsp', function (cb) {
gulpNSP({
package: __dirname + '/package.json',
output: 'summary'
}, cb);
});
FAQs
A gulp module that runs Node Security check
The npm package gulp-nsp receives a total of 3,701 weekly downloads. As such, gulp-nsp popularity was classified as popular.
We found that gulp-nsp demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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