uv-sbom-bin 2.0.1

Python wrapper for uv-sbom - SBOM generation tool for uv projects

uv-sbom-bin

Python wrapper for the uv-sbom CLI tool written in Rust.

Generate SBOMs (Software Bill of Materials) for Python projects managed by uv.

Features

• Fast and standalone - Written in Rust, no Python dependencies required at runtime
• Multiple output formats - CycloneDX 1.6 JSON (standard) and Markdown (human-readable)
• Vulnerability scanning - CVE checking via OSV API is enabled by default; use --no-check-cve to opt out
• Configurable thresholds - Filter vulnerabilities by severity or CVSS score
• Package exclusion - Exclude internal packages with --exclude patterns
• Configuration file support - Define defaults in uv-sbom.config.yml
• License compliance - Enforce license policies with allow/deny lists via --check-license
• CI/CD ready - Exit codes for easy integration into pipelines
• License detection - Automatically fetches license info from PyPI

Why uv-sbom?

Unlike other SBOM tools that scan the entire virtual environment, uv-sbom focuses on production runtime dependencies from uv.lock:

Aspect	uv-sbom	CycloneDX Official Tools
Data Source	uv.lock file	.venv virtual environment
Scope	Production dependencies only	Entire supply chain
Package Count	Fewer (e.g., 16 packages)	More (e.g., 38+ packages)
Use Case	Production security scanning	Comprehensive audit

This focused approach reduces noise in security scanning by excluding build-time dependencies that don't ship with your application.

Installation

Via uv (Recommended)

uv tool install uv-sbom-bin

Via pip

pip install uv-sbom-bin

After installation, the uv-sbom command will be available in your PATH.

Note: The package name is uv-sbom-bin, but the installed command is uv-sbom.

Usage

Basic Commands

# Show version
uv-sbom --version

# Generate CycloneDX JSON SBOM (default)
uv-sbom --format json

# Generate Markdown SBOM
uv-sbom --format markdown --output SBOM.md

Vulnerability Checking

CVE checking is enabled by default. Use --no-check-cve to opt out.

# Check for all vulnerabilities (default — no flag needed)
uv-sbom --format markdown

# Check for High/Critical severity only
uv-sbom --format markdown --severity-threshold high

# Check for CVSS >= 7.0
uv-sbom --format markdown --cvss-threshold 7.0

# Ignore specific CVEs
uv-sbom --format markdown --ignore-cve CVE-2024-1234

# Disable CVE checking
uv-sbom --format markdown --no-check-cve

License Compliance Check

# License compliance check
uv-sbom --check-license --license-allow "MIT,Apache-2.0,BSD-*"

# Combined with vulnerability check (CVE enabled by default)
uv-sbom --check-license --severity-threshold high

Excluding Packages

# Exclude specific packages
uv-sbom -e "pytest" -e "mypy"

# Exclude with wildcards
uv-sbom -e "*-dev" -e "debug-*"

Configuration File

Create a uv-sbom.config.yml file in your project directory:

format: markdown
# check_cve: true  # CVE checking is enabled by default; set to false to disable
severity_threshold: high
exclude_packages:
  - "pytest"
  - "*-dev"
ignore_cves:
  - id: CVE-2024-1234
    reason: "False positive for our use case"
license_policy:
  allow: ["MIT", "Apache-2.0", "BSD-*"]
  deny: ["GPL-3.0-only", "AGPL-*"]
  unknown: "warn"

Generate a template:

uv-sbom --init

CI Integration

# GitHub Actions example (CVE checking is enabled by default)
- name: Security Check
  run: uv-sbom --format markdown --severity-threshold high

Output Example

Markdown format with vulnerability report:

# Software Bill of Materials (SBOM)

## Component Inventory

| Package | Version | License | Description |
|---------|---------|---------|-------------|
| requests | 2.31.0 | Apache 2.0 | HTTP library for Python |
| pydantic | 2.12.5 | MIT | Data validation using Python type hints |

## Vulnerability Report

| Package | Current | Fixed | CVSS | Severity | CVE ID |
|---------|---------|-------|------|----------|--------|
| urllib3 | 2.0.0 | 2.0.7 | 9.8 | CRITICAL | CVE-2023-45803 |

How It Works

This package downloads the prebuilt Rust binary for your platform from the GitHub releases and installs it.

Supported platforms:

• macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel)
• Linux (x86_64)
• Windows (x86_64)

Full Documentation

For comprehensive documentation including:

• Complete command-line reference
• Security input validation details
• Network requirements and proxy configuration
• Exit codes and error handling
• Troubleshooting guide

Visit the main repository: uv-sbom on GitHub

License

MIT License - see LICENSE