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AuditJS
Audits an NPM package.json file using the OSS Index REST API to identify known vulnerabilities.

Installation
npm install auditjsUsage
Usage: audit [options]
Options:
-h, --help output usage information
-V, --version output the version number
-p --package [package.json] Specific package.json file to audit
-n --check-node Do a vulnerability check on the installed node versionAudit installed packages and their dependencies to identify known vulnerabilities as specified in the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) found here: https://nvd.nist.gov/
If a package.json file is specified as an argument, only the dependencies in the package file will be audited.
A result for a package that returns 'Queued request for vulnerability search' indicates that the package has been submitted at OSS Index for manual cross referencing with the NVD. Once a package is cross references it remains so, which means that over time we should approach complete coverage. Cross referencing will be performed as quickly as possible. If you get 'queued' results we suggest you check again the following day -- you should have complete results by that time.
Limitations
As this program depends on the OSS Index database, network access is required. Connection problems with OSS Index will result in an exception.
The current version of AuditJS only reports on top level dependencies. If feedback indicates people are interested we will extend auditing to run against the full dependency tree
The NVD does not always indicate all (or any) of the affected versions it is best to read the vulnerability text itself to determine whether any particular version is known to be vulnerable.