Aura – Python source code auditing and static analysis on a large scale (2022)
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#2Re: Aura – Python source code auditing and static analysis on a large scale (2022)
#3Unfortunately, there hasn't been a release since 2021, Similarly no commits to the branches master, or dev in the past ~14 months.
Very early alpha version is available here: https://ambience.sourcecode.ai if someone is interested in checking it out.
Re: Aura – Python source code auditing and static analysis on a large scale (2022)
#4Unfortunately, there hasn't been a release since 2021, Similarly no commits to the branches master, or dev in the past ~14 months.
Hello, author of Aura here. The project is in fact active! But in a different branch called "ambience". Which is a very big refactor into transforming Aura (which is now designed to be run locally as tui) into server/web application. It would allow to automatically monitor and audit all used python packages in an organization by using an http reverse proxy to intercept python package installations. It's taking me cur…
Re: Aura – Python source code auditing and static analysis on a large scale (2022)
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Hello, author of Aura here. The project is in fact active! But in a different branch called "ambience". Which is a very big refactor into transforming Aura (which is now designed to be run locally as tui) into server/web application. It would allow to automatically monitor and audit all used python packages in an organization by using an http reverse proxy to intercept python package installations. It's taking me cur…
Will a command-line tool still be provided too?
Re: Aura – Python source code auditing and static analysis on a large scale (2022)
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
Hello, author of Aura here. The project is in fact active! But in a different branch called "ambience". Which is a very big refactor into transforming Aura (which is now designed to be run locally as tui) into server/web application. It would allow to automatically monitor and audit all used python packages in an organization by using an http reverse proxy to intercept python package installations. It's taking me cur…
Will a command-line tool still be provided too?
Re: Aura – Python source code auditing and static analysis on a large scale (2022)
#7Unfortunately, there hasn't been a release since 2021, Similarly no commits to the branches master, or dev in the past ~14 months.
Hello, author of Aura here. The project is in fact active! But in a different branch called "ambience". Which is a very big refactor into transforming Aura (which is now designed to be run locally as tui) into server/web application. It would allow to automatically monitor and audit all used python packages in an organization by using an http reverse proxy to intercept python package installations. It's taking me cur…
Re: Aura – Python source code auditing and static analysis on a large scale (2022)
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Will a command-line tool still be provided too?
Yes, command line version will be always available, this is just an additional mode built on top of it, it's using in fact the same API interface as CLI version to spawn scans and parses out the JSON output format into persistent DB with some postprocessing to be more suitable for web app.
Re: Aura – Python source code auditing and static analysis on a large scale (2022)
#9Re: Aura – Python source code auditing and static analysis on a large scale (2022)
#10Unfortunately, there hasn't been a release since 2021, Similarly no commits to the branches master, or dev in the past ~14 months.
Hello, author of Aura here. The project is in fact active! But in a different branch called "ambience". Which is a very big refactor into transforming Aura (which is now designed to be run locally as tui) into server/web application. It would allow to automatically monitor and audit all used python packages in an organization by using an http reverse proxy to intercept python package installations. It's taking me cur…