@ksg97031/cdxgen v3.2.12

CycloneDX Generator

This script creates a valid and compliant CycloneDX Software Bill-of-Materials (SBOM) containing an aggregate of all project dependencies for node.js, php, python, ruby, rust, java, .Net and Go projects in XML and JSON format. CycloneDX 1.3 is a lightweight SBOM specification that is easily created, human and machine readable, and simple to parse.

Supported languages and package format

NOTE:

• Apache maven 3.x is required for parsing pom.xml
• gradle or gradlew is required to parse gradle projects
• sbt is required for parsing scala sbt projects. Only scala 2.10 + sbt 0.13.6+ and 2.12 + sbt 1.0+ is supported for now.
  • Alternatively, create a lock file using sbt-dependency-lock plugin

Footnotes:

• 1 - For multi-module application, the BoM file could include components that may not be included in the packaged war or ear file.
• 2 - Use pip freeze to improve the accuracy for requirements.txt based parsing.

Automatic usage detection (Node.js)

There is a basic AST parser powered by babel-parser to detect packages that are imported and used in Node.js and TypeScript projects. Such imported packages would automatically have their scope property set to required. This attribute can be later used for various purposes. For example, dep-scan use this attribute to prioritize vulnerabilities.

Usage

Installing

npm install -g @appthreat/cdxgen

Getting Help

$ cdxgen -h
Options:
  -o, --output           Output file for bom.xml or bom.json. Default console
  -t, --type             Project type
  -r, --recurse          Recurse mode suitable for mono-repos          [boolean]
  -p, --print            Print the SBoM as a table                     [boolean]
  -c, --resolve-class    Resolve class names for packages. jars only for now.
                                                                       [boolean]
      --server-url       Dependency track or AppThreat server url. Eg:
                         https://deptrack.appthreat.io
      --api-key          Dependency track or AppThreat server api key
      --project-name     Dependency track or AppThreat project name. Default use
                         the directory name
      --project-version  Dependency track or AppThreat project version. Default
                         master                              [default: "master"]
      --project-id       Dependency track or AppThreat project id. Either
                         provide the id or the project name and version together
      --version          Show version number                           [boolean]
  -h                     Show help                                     [boolean]

Example

Minimal example.

cdxgen -o bom.json

NOTE:

cdxgen would always produce bom in both xml and json format as per CycloneDX 1.3 specification. json is the recommended format.

For a java project. This would automatically detect maven, gradle or sbt and build bom accordingly

cdxgen -t java -o bom.json

To print the SBoM as a table pass -p argument.

cdxgen -t java -o bom.json -p

Docker / OCI container support

docker type is automatically detected based on the presence of values such as sha256 or docker.io prefix etc.

cdxgen odoo@sha256:4e1e147f0e6714e8f8c5806d2b484075b4076ca50490577cdf9162566086d15e -o /tmp/bom.json

You can also pass -t docker for simple labels. Only the latest tag would be pulled if none was specified.

cdxgen shiftleft/scan-slim -o /tmp/bom.json -t docker

You can also pass the .tar file of a container image.

docker save -o /tmp/slim.tar shiftleft/scan-slim
podman save -q --format oci-archive -o /tmp/slim.tar shiftleft/scan-slim
cdxgen /tmp/slim.tar -o /tmp/bom.json -t docker

NOTE:

• Only application related packages are collected by cdxgen. Support for OS installed packages is coming soon.

Podman in rootless mode

Setup podman in either rootless or remote mode

On Linux, do not forget to start the podman socket which is required for API access.

systemctl --user enable --now podman.socket
systemctl --user start podman.socket
podman system service -t 0 &

War file support

cdxgen can generate a BoM file from a given war file.

# cdxgen -t java app.war
cdxgen app.war

Resolving class names

Sometimes it is necessary to resolve class names contained in jar files. By passing an optional argument --resolve-class, it is possible to get cdxgen create a separate mapping file with the jar name (including the version) as the key and class names list as a value.

cdxgen -t java --resolve-class -o bom.json

This would create a bom.json.map file with the jar - class name mapping. Refer to these examples to learn about the structure.

Resolving licenses

cdxgen can automatically query the public registries such as maven or npm or nuget to resolve the package licenses. This is a time consuming operation and is disabled by default. To enable, set the environment variable FETCH_LICENSE to true as shown.

export FETCH_LICENSE=true

Environment variables

Integration with GitHub action

Use the GitHub action to automatically generate and upload bom to the server. Refer to nodejs.yml in this repo for a working example.

Integration with Google CloudBuild

Use this custom builder and refer to the readme for instruction.

Plugins

The package published on npm would include additional binary executables under the plugins directory. These executables provide functionality that are difficult to implement with node.js alone. Example for this is the goversion plugin which helps with module identification for go binaries. The source code for all the plugins would be published inside the thirdparty directory.

License

Permission to modify and redistribute is granted under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license. See the LICENSE file for the full license.