Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: pyraider
Version: 0.1.2
Summary: A small example package for pythonsca
Home-page: https://github.com/raidersource/pyraider
Author: Raider Source
Author-email: raidersource@gmail.com
License: UNKNOWN
Keywords: SCA,pyraider,Source Composition Analysis
Platform: UNKNOWN
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License
Classifier: Operating System :: OS Independent
Requires-Python: >=3
Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
Requires-Dist: docopt
Requires-Dist: beautifultable
Requires-Dist: colored

# PyRaider

> Using PyRaider You can scan installed dependencies known security vulnerabilities. It uses publicly known exploits, vulnerabilities database.


## Usage

[Documentation](https://pyraider.raidersource.com/#/)

### Install `pyraider` using pip

```commandline
pip install pyraider
```

### Once a `pyraider` you can run help command. It will show you the list commands and examples.

```commandline
pyraider -h
```

### You can use `pyraider -v` to check the version.

```commandline
pyraider -v
```

##  Scan Vulnerabilities against the dependencies
> Using PyRaider you can scan the vulnerable packages.

### To run basic scan you can use `pyraider go` command. It will automatically detects the installed packages and scans against it and shows the report.

```commandline
pyraider go
```

### If you want to scan you packages against `requirements.txt` or `Pipfile.lock` file.

```commandline
pyraider check -f /Users/raider/project/requirements.txt
```

```commandline
pyraider check -f /Users/raider/project/Pipfile.lock
```

### If you want to scan the packages in the same directory.

```commandline
pyraider check -f .
```

## Reports
> PyRaider currently supports `JSON` and `CSV` formats.

### To Export as a `JSON` file.

```commandline
pyraider check -f /Users/raider/project/requirments.txt -e json result.json
```

```commandline
pyraider check -f /Users/raider/project/Pipfile.lock -e json result.json
```

### To Export as a `CSV` file.

```commandline
pyraider check -f /Users/raider/project/requirments.txt -e csv result.csv
```

```commandline
pyraider check -f /Users/raider/project/Pipfile.lock -e csv result.csv
```


## Out of Date Pacakges
> Using PyRaider you can check the latest packages. Aginst installed packages.

```commandline
pyraider validate -f /Users/raider/project/requirments.txt
```

```commandline
pyraider validate -f /Users/raider/project/Pipfile.lock
```

* It will check out of dated packages on the actiavted virtual environment.
```commandline
pyraider validate 
```


## Auto Fix
> PyRaider also supports `auto fix` feature. Using this you can fix the vulnerable packages.

**Note:** To updating the packages might affect your application.

### Fix
> You can fix packages vulnerabilities individually. Once it is installed it will automatically update the `requirments.txt` or `Pipfile.lock` file.

```
pyraider fix
```

### Autofix
> You can also fix packages vulnerabilities at one shot. Once it is installed it will automatically update the `requirments.txt` or `Pipfile.lock` file.

```
pyraider autofix
```

## Docker container
> You can also run `pyraider` has a docker container.

### Build docker container image

```
docker build -t pyraider .
```

