Enlightn Security Checker for Laravel

This package includes an Artisan command that checks if your application uses dependencies with known security vulnerabilities. It is a wrapper around the Enlightn Security Checker.

Installation

You may use Composer to install the package on your Laravel application:

composer require --dev enlightn/laravel-security-checker

Usage

To check for security vulnerabilities in your dependencies, you may run the security:check Artisan command:

php artisan security:check

Options & Arguments

Composer Lock File

You may specify a custom location for your composer.lock file, using the optional argument:

php artisan security:check /path/to/composer.lock

Format

By default, this command displays the result in ANSI. You may use the --format option to display the result in JSON instead:

php artisan security:check --format=json

Exclude Dev Dependencies

If you would like to exclude dev dependencies from the vulnerabilities scanning, you may use the --no-dev option (defaults to false):

php artisan security:check --no-dev

Custom Directory for Caching Advisories Database

By default, the security:check command uses the directory returned by the sys_get_temp_dir PHP function for storing the cached advisories database. If you wish to modify the directory, you may use the --temp-dir option:

php artisan security:check --temp-dir=/tmp

Contribution Guide

Thank you for considering contributing to the Enlightn security checker project! The contribution guide can be found here.

License

The Enlightn security checker for Laravel is licensed under the MIT license.