CodeClarity

What it does

CodeClarity is the open-source platform that delivers fast source code analysis, instantly revealing dependencies, licenses, and potential vulnerabilities.

CodeClarity is the open-source platform that delivers fast source code analysis, instantly revealing dependencies, licenses, and potential vulnerabilities. New regulations and escalating threats are reshaping the landscape of software security. Extend and customize CodeClarity with a powerful, flexible plugin system. Extend your security with plugins for key tasks – dependency analysis, vulnerability scanning, patching, and license management – and stay tuned for future additions. CodeClarity provides a comprehensive Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) with clear risk assessments for all dependencies. CodeClarity identifies open-source vulnerabilities and delivers actionable…from codeclarity.io

In the maker’s words, at launch

Hoot-hoot everyone! Big news! CodeClarity is officially launching to the public! We are incredibly excited to share our open-source platform designed to enhance the security of your software development process. CodeClarity analyzes your JavaScript dependencies, letting you: - List all installed dependencies - Review…

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