Install nodeJSScan tool for static security scan #57
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I have tested the tool before. Look good to me! |
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Integrated nodeJSScan a static security code scanner for Node.js applications. This tool detects and gives you a rundown of security issues you might have with a specific file and if not issues are detected it will indicate that. Used the CLI approach by first running
pip install njsscan, after runningnjsscan. To see a security analysis of a js file, you have to run on the terminalnjsscan <filepath>.