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Snyk JSON to HTML Mapper

The Snyk JSON to HTML Mapper takes the json outputted from snyk test --json and creates a local HTML file displaying the vulnerabilities discovered.

How do I use it?

Install or clone

First, Install the Snyk JSON to HTML Mapper using npm:

npm install snyk-to-html -g

Alternatively, you can clone the repo and run the script locally using:

npm install
npm run build
node ./dist/index.js

Options

Short	Long	Description
-t	--template	Template location for generating the html. Defaults to template/test-report.hbs
-i	--input	Input path from where to read the json. Defaults to stdin
-o	--output	Output of the resulting HTML. Example: -o snyk.html. Defaults to stdout
-s	--summary	Generates an HTML with only the summary, instead of the details report. Defaults to details vulnerability report
-d	--debug	Runs the CLI in debug mode
-a	--actionable-remediation	Display actionable remediation info if available

When in doubt, use snyk-to-html --help or snyk-to-html -h.

Generate the HTML report

Change directory to your package's root folder, then use of the two ways below to generate the HTML report.

1. Directly streaming the results to snyk-to-html:

   Run the following line to create a file called results.html:

   snyk test --json | snyk-to-html -o results.html

2. Using a temporary file:

   Generate JSON data by running snyk test and save the output to a file

   snyk test --json > results.json

   Pass the resulting JSON file to Snyk's JSON to HTML Mapper

   snyk-to-html -i results.json -o results.html

   Note input files should be valid JSON and use UTF-8 encoding.

3. If you want a simpler version of the report to be shown, you can pass -s or --summary to only display the summary of the report.

   snyk-to-html -i results.json -o results.html -s

4. Show actionable remediation:

   To display the actions you can take to remedy vulnerabilities, pass -a or --actionable-remediation.

   snyk-to-html -i results.json -o results.html -a

   The report orders remediations (upgrades and patches) by the number and severity of vulnerabilities it fixes. Use this to guide when selecting the order to upgrade and patch packages.

   Note we currently support remediation advice with the following package managers:

   • npm
   • yarn
   • rubygems
   • maven
   • gradle
   • sbt
   • pip

View the HTML report

Simply open your new file (results.html above) in a browser, and rejoice.

License

License: Apache License, Version 2.0