snyk-remediation
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Given a snyk test JSON source, create all the possible remediation paths, and optionally return the best remediation (where all vulns is fixed).
Note that this project is developed using Node @ 6
The deployed version (in npm) is compatible with node@0.10 upwards.
const remediation = require('snyk-remediation');
const fixes = remediation(vulns);
// list of upgrades
console.log(fixes.upgrade);
// list of patches
console.log(fixes.patch);
// list of vulns that have no possible remediation
console.log(fixes.unresolved);
This can also be used on the command line to experiment with:
$ snyk test snyk/goof --json | node cli
{
"unresolved": [],
"upgrade": {
"errorhandler@1.2.0": {
"upgradeTo": "errorhandler@1.4.3",
"upgrades": [
"negotiator@0.4.9"
],
"vulns": [
"npm:negotiator:20160616"
]
},
…
Important the default usage (both on the CLI and in the module) is to return the best remediation.
There are no external dependencies, only to install the development dependencies and run npm test.
FAQs
Generates the remediation options for a vulnerability report
We found that snyk-remediation demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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