A Git Repository Leaks Scanner Python library written in C++
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About The Project
PyRepScan is a python library written in C++. The library uses libgit2 for repository parsing and traversing, re2 for regex pattern matching and taskflow for concurrency. The library was written to achieve high performance and python bindings.
Built With
Performance
CPU
| Library | Time | Improvement Factor |
|---|---|---|
| PyRepScan | 2.18s | 1.0x |
| gitleaks | 63.0s | 28.9x |
Prerequisites
In order to compile this package you should have GCC & Python development package installed.
- Fedora
sudo dnf install python3-devel gcc-c++ libgit2-devel re2-devel
- Ubuntu 18.04
sudo apt install python3-dev g++-9 libgit2-dev libre2-dev
Installation
pip3 install PyRepScan
Usage
import pyrepscan
grs = pyrepscan.GitRepositoryScanner()
# Adds a specific rule, can be called multiple times or none
grs.add_rule(
name='First Rule',
match_pattern=r'''(-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----)''',
match_whitelist_patterns=[],
match_blacklist_patterns=[],
)
# Compiles the rules. Should be called only once after all the rules were added
grs.compile_rules()
# Add file extensions to ignore during the search
grs.add_ignored_file_extension(
file_extension='bin',
)
grs.add_ignored_file_extension(
file_extension='jpg',
)
# Add file paths to ignore during the search. Free text is allowed
grs.add_ignored_file_path(
file_path='site-packages',
)
grs.add_ignored_file_path(
file_path='node_modules',
)
# Scans a repository
results = grs.scan(
repository_path='/repository/path',
branch_glob_pattern='*',
)
# Results is a list of dicts. Each dict is in the following format:
{
'rule_name': 'First Rule',
'author_email': 'author@email.email',
'author_name': 'Author Name',
'commit_id': '1111111111111111111111111111111111111111',
'commit_message': 'The commit message',
'commit_time': '2020-01-01T00:00:00e',
'file_path': 'full/file/path',
'file_oid': '47d2739ba2c34690248c8f91b84bb54e8936899a',
'match': 'The matched group',
}
# Fetch the file_oid full content
file_content = grs.get_file_content(
repository_path='/repository/path',
file_oid='47d2739ba2c34690248c8f91b84bb54e8936899a',
)
# file_content
b'binary data'
# Creating a RulesManager directly
rules_manager = pyrepscan.RulesManager()
# For testing purposes, check your regexes pattern using check_pattern function
rules_manager.check_pattern(
content='some content1 to check, another content2 in the same line\nanother content3 in another line\n',
pattern=r'(content\d)',
)
# Results are the list of captured matches
[
'content1',
'content2',
'content3',
]
License
Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.
Contact
Gal Ben David - gal@intsights.com
Project Link: https://github.com/intsights/PyRepScan
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