osstrack 0.1.1.dev0

Manage uploads to osstrack.io.

osstrack-action

GitHub action to upload your project dependencies to osstrack.io.

Overview

This action allows you to upload your project dependencies to osstrack.io. It is a simple way to keep track of the dependencies of your project and to have various metrics about them like freshness, security, and licensing.

Enabling the action

Declare dependencies

To declare the dependencies of your project, you need to create a file named .osstrack.conf in the root of your repository. This file is managed by the osstrack utility and should not be modified manually.

$ cd <workspace>
$ pip install osstrack
$ osstrack add poetry.lock
$ # add a virtualenv where to capture the dependencies with pip freeze
$ osstrack add .tox/functional
$ # remove a dependency
$ osstrack del .tox/functional

Sample Configuration

Defining Github Actions requires creating a directory .github/workflows inside your repository. Inside this directory, you create files processed when various events occur.

The simplest example of using this action would be to create the file .github/workflows/push.yml with the following contents:

---
name: Push
on:
  push:
    branches:
      - main
jobs:
  osstrack:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:

      - name: Checkout code
        uses: actions/checkout@v4
      
      - name: Set up Python
        uses: actions/setup-python@v5
        with:
          python-version: '3.12'

      - name: Create the virtualenv
        run: |
          sudo pip install tox
          tox -e functional --notest

      - name: Upload dependencies to osstrack.io
        uses: osstrack/osstrack-action@0.1
        with:
          token: ${{ secrets.OSSTRACK_TOKEN }}
...

You need to store the OSSTRACK_TOKEN in the repository secrets. You can create a token in the osstrack.io website.

Usage outside of a GitHub action

If you want to use the same dependency management in other CI pipelines or in a local test, you can install the python package:

$ pip install osstrack

Then you can use the osstrack command to upload the dependencies of a change:

$ cd <workspace>
$ export OSSTRACK_TOKEN=<your token>
$ # extract the dependencies of the current branch using tox
$ # or whatever you use to create the virtualenv
$ tox -e functional --notest
$ # Upload the dependencies of the current branch
$ osstrack upload

Roadmap