django-verification

Automate Django project verification by running mypy, ruff, bandit, safety, and pytest in your CI pipeline to enforce code quality, security compliance, and deployment readiness before releasing. This generates detailed reports for systematic validation across development and staging environments.

A comprehensive Django security scan includes vulnerability assessments using bandit, dependency audits with safety and pip-audit, and secret scans to proactively manage security risks and ensure deployment readiness across your project.

Check Django migration integrity by validating unapplied migrations and detecting migration conflicts before deployment. This ensures database schema consistency and prevents release failures across development and staging environments.

Yes, you can use pytest and pytest-django to execute tests and generate coverage reports. This ensures code reliability and validates your application's test coverage before deployment.

Yes, Django verification supports type checking with mypy and linting with ruff. It also runs formatting with black and import sorting with isort to maintain consistent code standards across your project.

The best way to review Django code modifications for hardcoded secrets is to perform diff and change management checks. This reviews recent modifications to catch debugging statements, hardcoded secrets, and migration inclusion issues.