Documentation ¶
Overview ¶
Package producers provides helper functions for writing Smithy compatible producers that parse tool outputs. Subdirectories in this package have more complete example usages of this package.
Index ¶
- Constants
- Variables
- func EnsureValidFileTarget(fileTarget string) (string, error)
- func EnsureValidPURLTarget(purlTarget string) (string, error)
- func GetFileTarget(filePath string, startLine int, endLine int) string
- func GetPURLTarget(purlType string, namespace string, name string, version string, ...) string
- func GetPartsFromFileTarget(fileTarget string) (*url.URL, int, int, error)
- func ParseFlags() error
- func ParseMultiJSONMessages(in []byte) ([]interface{}, error)
- func ReadInFile() ([]byte, error)
- func TestEndToEnd(t *testing.T, inPath string, expectedPbPath string) error
- func WriteSmithyOut(toolName string, issues []*smithyapiv1.Issue) error
Constants ¶
const (
SourceDir = "/workspace/output/source-code/"
)
Variables ¶
var ( // InResults represents incoming tool output. InResults string // OutFile points to the protobuf file where smithy results will be written. OutFile string // Append flag will append to the outfile instead of overwriting, useful when there's multiple inresults. Append bool )
Functions ¶
func EnsureValidFileTarget ¶
EnsureValidFileTarget takes a file target string from an untrusted source, e.g. a tool output, and ensures it is a valid file target. file:///path/to/file.txt:10-20
func EnsureValidPURLTarget ¶
EnsureValidPURLTarget takes a purl target string from an untrusted source, e.g. a tool output, and ensures it is a valid purl target
func GetFileTarget ¶
GetFileTarget returns a file target string for a given file path. This should be used as the `Issue.Target` field of SAST producers. The root of the `filePath` should be the root of the scanned code.
Example: GetFileTarget("src/main.go", 10, 20) Result: "file:///src/main.go:10-20"
func GetPURLTarget ¶
func GetPURLTarget(purlType string, namespace string, name string, version string, qualifiers packageurl.Qualifiers, subpath string) string
GetPURLTarget returns a purl target string for a given package. This should be used as the `Issue.Target` field of SCA producers.
Example: GetPURLTarget("deb", "debian", "curl", "7.68.0", nil, "")
func GetPartsFromFileTarget ¶
GetPartsFromFileTarget takes a file target string and returns the parts. file:///path/to/file.txt:10-20 Returns: url.URL, startLine, endLine, error
func ParseFlags ¶
func ParseFlags() error
ParseFlags will parse the input flags for the producer and perform simple validation.
func ParseMultiJSONMessages ¶
ParseMultiJSONMessages provides method to parse tool results in JSON format. It allows for parsing single JSON files with multiple JSON messages in them.
func ReadInFile ¶
ReadInFile returns the contents of the file given by InResults.
func TestEndToEnd ¶
TestEndToEnd is a helper function to test the end-to-end functionality of a producer.
func WriteSmithyOut ¶
func WriteSmithyOut( toolName string, issues []*smithyapiv1.Issue, ) error
WriteSmithyOut provides a generic method to write the resulting protobuf to the output file.
Types ¶
This section is empty.
Directories ¶
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Package main of the cdxgen producer parses the CycloneDX output of cdxgen and create a singular Smithy issue from it
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Package main of the cdxgen producer parses the CycloneDX output of cdxgen and create a singular Smithy issue from it |
Package main of the dependency track producer reads a dependency track export and translates it to smithy format
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Package main of the dependency track producer reads a dependency track export and translates it to smithy format |
Package main implements the binary for parsing trufflehog results into the smithy format
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Package main implements the binary for parsing trufflehog results into the smithy format |