Tasks/Invoke-WhiskeyNodeNspCheck.ps1
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function Invoke-WhiskeyNodeNspCheck { <# .SYNOPSIS Runs the Node Security Platform against a module's dependenices. .DESCRIPTION The `NodeNspCheck` task runs `node.exe nsp check`, the Node Security Platform, which checks a `package.json` and `npm-shrinkwrap.json` for known security vulnerabilities against the Node Security API. The latest version of the NSP module is installed into a dedicated Node environment you can find in a .node directory in the same directory as your whiskey.yml file. If any security vulnerabilties are found, the NSP module returns a non-zero exit code which will fail the task. You must specify what version of Node.js you want in the engines field of your package.json file. (See https://docs.npmjs.com/files/package.json#engines for more information.) The version of Node is installed into a .node directory in the same directory as your whiskey.yml file. If the application's `package.json` file does not exist in the build root next to the `whiskey.yml` file, specify a `WorkingDirectory` where it can be found. This task will install the latest LTS version of Node into a `.node` directory (in the same directory as your whiskey.yml file). To use a specific version, set the `engines.node` property in your package.json file to the version you want. (See https://docs.npmjs.com/files/package.json#engines for more information.) # Properties * `WorkingDirectory`: the directory where the `package.json` exists. Defaults to the directory where the build's `whiskey.yml` file was found. Must be relative to the `whiskey.yml` file. * `Version`: the version of NSP to install and utilize for security checks. Defaults to the latest stable version of NSP. * `NodeVersion`: the version of Node to use. By default, the version in the `engines.node` property of your package.json file is used. If that is missing, the latest LTS version of Node is used. # Examples ## Example 1 BuildTasks: - NodeNspCheck This example will run `node.exe nsp check` against the modules listed in the `package.json` file located in the build root. ## Example 2 BuildTasks: - NodeNspCheck: WorkingDirectory: app This example will run `node.exe nsp check` against the modules listed in the `package.json` file that is located in the `(BUILD_ROOT)\app` directory. ## Example 3 BuildTasks: - NodeNspCheck: Version: 2.7.0 This example will run `node.exe nsp check` by installing and running NSP version 2.7.0. #> [Whiskey.Task("NodeNspCheck")] [Whiskey.RequiresTool("Node", "NodePath", VersionParameterName='NodeVersion')] [Whiskey.RequiresTool("NodeModule::nsp", "NspPath", VersionParameterName="Version")] [CmdletBinding()] param( [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)] [object] $TaskContext, [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)] [hashtable] $TaskParameter ) Set-StrictMode -Version 'Latest' Use-CallerPreference -Cmdlet $PSCmdlet -SessionState $ExecutionContext.SessionState $nspPath = Assert-WhiskeyNodeModulePath -Path $TaskParameter['NspPath'] -CommandPath 'bin\nsp' -ErrorAction Stop $nodePath = Assert-WhiskeyNodePath -Path $TaskParameter['NodePath'] -ErrorAction Stop $formattingArg = '--reporter' $isPreNsp3 = $TaskParameter.ContainsKey('Version') -and $TaskParameter['Version'] -match '^(0|1|2)\.' if( $isPreNsp3 ) { $formattingArg = '--output' } Write-WhiskeyTiming -Message 'Running NSP security check' $output = Invoke-Command -NoNewScope -ScriptBlock { param( $JsonOutputFormat ) & $nodePath $nspPath 'check' $JsonOutputFormat 'json' 2>&1 | ForEach-Object { if( $_ -is [Management.Automation.ErrorRecord]) { $_.Exception.Message } else { $_ } } } -ArgumentList $formattingArg Write-WhiskeyTiming -Message 'COMPLETE' try { $results = ($output -join [Environment]::NewLine) | ConvertFrom-Json } catch { Stop-WhiskeyTask -TaskContext $TaskContext -Message ('NSP, the Node Security Platform, did not run successfully as it did not return valid JSON (exit code: {0}):{1}{2}' -f $LASTEXITCODE,[Environment]::NewLine,$output) } if ($Global:LASTEXITCODE -ne 0) { $summary = $results | Format-List | Out-String Stop-WhiskeyTask -TaskContext $TaskContext -Message ('NSP, the Node Security Platform, found the following security vulnerabilities in your dependencies (exit code: {0}):{1}{2}' -f $LASTEXITCODE,[Environment]::NewLine,$summary) } } |