code-analyzer-b 0.2.1

A tool to analyze code repositories for security vulnerabilities using DeepSeek AI

Code Analyzer

Code Analyzer is a powerful command-line tool for analyzing code repositories for security vulnerabilities and bugs. It leverages the DeepSeek API to provide AI-powered insights into your codebase, helping you identify and address potential issues efficiently.

Version: 0.2.0

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Installation

To install Code Analyzer version 0.2.1, use pip:

pip install code-analyzer==0.2.1

After installation, set up your DeepSeek API key:

code_analyzer setup

Follow the prompts to enter your API key. You can obtain a key from DeepSeek.

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Usage

Analyzing a GitHub Repository

To analyze a public GitHub repository:

code_analyzer analyze https://github.com/user/repo

For private repositories, use the --git-token option with a GitHub access token:

code_analyzer analyze https://github.com/user/private-repo --git-token YOUR_TOKEN

Analyzing a Local Directory

To analyze a local directory:

code_analyzer analyze /path/to/local/repo

Or, to analyze the current directory:

code_analyzer analyze .

Options

• -o, --output FILE: Save the report to a file (supports .txt, .md, .html, .json, .sarif).
• -f, --format FORMAT: Specify the output format (txt, md, html, json, sarif).
• --verbose: Enable detailed output for debugging.
• --no-details: Exclude detailed findings from the report.
• --lang LANG: Set the report language (en, uz, zh, ru).
• --no-stream: Suppress console output and save directly to the output file.

Example with options:

code_analyzer analyze . --output report.sarif --format sarif --no-stream --lang uz

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Features

• AI-Powered Analysis: Utilizes DeepSeek's API for intelligent code analysis.
• Multi-Language Support: Reports available in English, Uzbek, Chinese, and Russian.
• CI/CD Integration: Easily integrates with GitHub Actions for automated code scanning.
• Flexible Output: Supports multiple report formats, including SARIF for GitHub code scanning.
• Local and Remote Analysis: Analyze both local directories and remote GitHub repositories.

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For more information, visit the GitHub repository.