dependency-auditor

To scan dependencies for security vulnerabilities, provide your project directory path to trigger automated multi-language vulnerability scanning. It detects security flaws across diverse ecosystems like npm, pip, RubyGems, and Go modules, then suggests actionable fixes.

Checking open source license compliance involves analyzing dependency license types across your project ecosystem to identify legal risks. This process evaluates packages from npm, pip, and others, ensuring your software maintains legal adherence and avoids licensing conflicts.

Multi-language dependency analysis does work with RubyGems and Go modules, supporting diverse ecosystems. It performs automated vulnerability scanning and license compliance checks across these platforms, ensuring comprehensive security and legal adherence for your software projects.

The best way to plan dependency upgrades is by generating a prioritized upgrade path that evaluates security, versioning, and breaking change risks. This planning minimizes potential disruptions while ensuring your project components remain secure and up-to-date.

You need to run a full dependency audit before a software release to ensure all components are secure, legally compliant, and up-to-date. Performing vulnerability scanning and license checks at this stage minimizes both security flaws and legal risks in production.

Dependency scanning reports licensing conflicts because it evaluates the license types of all project dependencies to detect potential legal risks. Identifying these conflicts ensures your software complies with legal standards and avoids incorporating restrictive or incompatible open source licenses.