build-scanner

To inventory a multi-language repo for onboarding, you can parse standard build and configuration files like go.mod, pyproject.toml, and package.json to generate a structured technology profile detailing detected tools, versions, and dependencies for risk assessment.

To detect project versions and frameworks, the scanner parses common build and config files such as package.json, build.gradle, pyproject.toml, go.mod, and war files if present, assembling the extracted data into a comprehensive JSON technology profile.

Yes, you can scan a multi-language repository to identify frameworks and build tools, because the scanner applies across environments to detect languages, frameworks, versions, and dependencies from various standard configuration files.

The best way to generate a structured technology profile for a codebase is to run a build-scanner on the project directory, which parses configuration files to assemble a JSON profile of languages, frameworks, build tools, and catalogs.

Yes, tech stack detection works with WAR files and Go modules, as the scanner explicitly parses war files if present alongside go.mod, build.gradle, pyproject.toml, and package.json to inventory dependencies and tools.