About

A docker image to enable invoking of Yelp's detect-secrets hook command without having to install the python package.

Usage

Detecting secrets in a project

Runs the detect-secrets-hook command for a given git project, with the following options:

The current directory is assumed to be the .git root directory and so the volume mounts pwd to the container's /usr/src/app directory
src/index.js and src/component.js are files for which will be tested for secrets

docker run -it --rm --name detect-secrets --volume `pwd`:/usr/src/app lirantal/detect-secrets "src/index.js" "src/component.js"

Detecting secrets in a project that has a baseline

If a project has a previously created .secrets-baseline it can be passed as a command argument to the container:

docker run -it --rm --name detect-secrets --volume `pwd`:/usr/src/app lirantal/detect-secrets "--baseline .secrets-baseline" "src/index.js"

Detecting secrets in a monorepo style project

For projects which exhibit a structure such as:

| app
  |_ .git/
  |_ client/
  |_ server/
       |_ .secrets-baseline

it is required to tweak the execution of detect-secrets-hook when it runs in the container image to simulate the exact scenario of it running inside the nested server/ directory, while mounting the top level application directory:

docker run -it --rm --name detect-secrets --volume /path/to/root/project/dir:/usr/src/app --workdir "/usr/src/app/server" lirantal/detect-secrets "src/index.js"

Developing

Building the image from the Dockerfile and then you may execute it locally:

docker build --build-arg BUILD_DATE=$(date -u +'%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ') --tag detect-secrets .

Author

Liran Tal liran@snyk.io