fossa
Fossa is a command line tool for managing open-source software licenses and vulnerabilities. It helps developers and organizations ensure compliance with open-source license requirements and identify and mitigate any security vulnerabilities. Fossa analyzes your codebase and produces a detailed licensing and vulnerability report, making it easier for teams to maintain a healthy and secure open-source ecosystem. It supports a wide range of languages and package managers, including JavaScript, Python, Java, Ruby, and more. By integrating Fossa into your development workflow, you can automate the process of scanning and analyzing your code for open-source licenses and vulnerabilities. The tool offers features like dependency tracking, license compliance monitoring, and continuous evaluation to ensure your project remains compliant over time. Fossa provides real-time notifications and alerts when new vulnerabilities or license issues are detected, allowing you to take immediate action. It can also generate license compliance reports, which are useful for legal and compliance teams in ensuring adherence to open-source licensing requirements. Fossa has a user-friendly command line interface that makes it easy to set up and manage your projects' licenses and vulnerabilities. Overall, Fossa simplifies the complex process of open-source license management and helps organizations reduce legal and security risks associated with their codebase.
List of commands for fossa:
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fossa:tldr:6c439 fossa: Analyze built dependencies.$ fossa analyzetry on your machineexplain this command
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fossa:tldr:aa80f fossa: Test current revision against the FOSSA scan status and exit with errors if issues are found.$ fossa testtry on your machineexplain this command
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fossa:tldr:b133c fossa: Initialize a `.fossa.yml` configuration file.$ fossa inittry on your machineexplain this command
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fossa:tldr:ead80 fossa: Run a default project build.$ fossa buildtry on your machineexplain this command