Port socket-python-cli

[typicode]

Summary

This PR is a port of socket-python-cli as of https://github.com/SocketDev/socket-python-cli/tree/6d4fc56faee68d3a4764f1f80f84710635bdaf05

It's focused on GitHub Action support due to time constraint and only function required for it were ported.

However, file names, classes, functions and logic are mapped 1:1 as much as possible. While in some places it may differ from the usual JavaScript approach, it should allow easier debugging and porting of new functionalities/bug fixes from socket-python-cli.

Socket SDK and Octokit were used to provide accurate TS typing of responses for API calls out of the box.

Usage

See https://github.com/socketdev-demo/javascript-threats/blob/main/.github/workflows/socket.yml for usage reference

There are some differences though. In socket.yml, some data like changed files is created using shell scripts and then passed using environment variables.

When possible, this port creates this data using JavaScript instead of shell code. In particular, these environment variables don't need to be provided:

• CHANGED_FILES (1 2)
• EVENT_ACTION (1)

How to test:

npm run build && GITHUB_EVENT_NAME="pull_request" GITHUB_EVENT_NAME="issue_comment" GITHUB_REF="refs/pull/268/merge" GITHUB_REPOSITORY="SocketDev/socket-cli" node bin/cli.js action --githubEventBefore=bfb9afbadb597138aefb85bbe62ba7171ba32650 --githubEventAfter=2089b9a19c23506a4fe9c391df139e80456d82c5

Note: a valid socket API passed as an env variable may be needed

Action

The following step must be defined in the action file:

  - steps:
     - name: Get PR State
        if: github.event_name == 'pull_request'
        run: echo "EVENT_ACTION=${{ github.event.action }}" >> $GITHUB_ENV

[jdalton]

Thank you @typicode! Lets have a call to walk through this soon

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New dependencies detected. Learn more about Socket for GitHub ↗︎

Package	New capabilities	Transitives	Size	Publisher
npm/@octokit/rest@21.1.0	None	+14	6.5 MB	gr2m, kfcampbell, nickfloyd, ...1 more
npm/@types/ndjson@2.0.4	None	+1	6.74 kB	types
npm/ndjson@2.0.0	None	+7	113 kB	contra
npm/simple-git@3.27.0	shell Transitive: environment, filesystem	+4	1.02 MB	steveukx

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New dependencies detected. Learn more about Socket for GitHub ↗︎

Package	New capabilities	Transitives	Size	Publisher
npm/@octokit/rest@21.1.0	None	+14	6.5 MB	octokitbot
npm/@types/ndjson@2.0.4	None	+1	6.74 kB	types
npm/ndjson@2.0.0	None	+7	113 kB	contra
npm/simple-git@3.27.0	shell Transitive: environment, filesystem	+4	1.02 MB	steveukx

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🚨 Potential security issues detected. Learn more about Socket for GitHub ↗︎

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Alert	Package	Note	Source	CI
Unstable ownership	npm/fast-content-type-parse@2.0.1	Author: fdawgs	package-lock.json package.json	⚠︎

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[jdalton]

Thank you @typicode 🎉 !