audit-project

To check for outdated dependencies and security vulnerabilities, run an automated project audit. This process scans package.json, Cargo.toml, and pyproject.toml files to identify known issues and generate a report prioritized by severity.

A project audit is a comprehensive health check for software repositories. It covers dependency vulnerabilities, configuration inconsistencies, disk usage, environment portability, and Git repository health, ultimately producing a severity-prioritized report.

To identify bloated directories and large disk usage, perform a disk usage audit. This automated check analyzes your project structure and flags any directories exceeding 500 MB as bloated in the final report.

Yes, you can audit Git repository health and configuration consistency automatically. The audit checks for untracked files, stashes, commit gaps, and configuration file inconsistencies without manual intervention.

You need npm audit, cargo audit, or other relevant tools installed as per your project configuration to run a dependency health check. The audit requires these external tools to scan dependencies effectively.

To verify environment portability, run an environment portability audit. This check ensures your project's environment is self-contained and portable, confirming that it can be moved or deployed without missing local dependencies.