dependency-auditor

To check project dependencies for known security vulnerabilities, you can audit your project libraries to identify known CVEs and flag critical flaws before deployment. This ensures your project libraries are safe, up-to-date, and free from known risks.

A dependency audit identifies outdated packages, known security vulnerabilities, and license conflicts in your project libraries. You should run it before deploying new features to ensure all project libraries are up-to-date and free from critical security flaws.

To find outdated packages, you can scan your project dependencies to detect libraries that are no longer the latest version. The audit then suggests safe and recommended upgrade paths to bring your project libraries up-to-date.

Yes, you can check project dependencies for license compliance by auditing your project libraries. The audit flags potential license conflicts that could impact your project, ensuring your software libraries meet required compliance standards.

Yes, dependency auditing requires integration with package managers and vulnerability databases to accurately detect known CVEs and outdated packages. This integration ensures the audit checks your project libraries against comprehensive security and version data.