Enable security alerts and automated security fixes sample

This repository contains sample scripts for Node and Bash which can be used to enable security alerts and automated security fixes in all of the repositories in a given organization.

This project is a being provided as a sample only which illustrates how to enable vulnerability alerts and enable automated security fixes in all repositories in a given organization.

Node script

Prerequisites

• Install Node
• Clone this repository
• At the commandline, run npm install
• Generate a new personal access token with repo and read:org permissions
• Copy .env.example to .env and include your new personal access token in the GH_AUTH_TOKEN value.

Calling this script to enable security alerts

• At the commandline, run node enable-security-alerts-for-org.js myorgname where myorgname is your organization. This will enable security alerts on all repositories in your organization.

Calling this script to enable automated security fixes

You'll need to enable security alerts before you can enable automated security fixes

• At the commandline, run node enable-automated-security-fixes-for-org.js myorgname where myorgname is your organization. This will enable security alerts on all repositories in your organization.

Shell script

Prerequisites

• Ensure that you have bash shell available on your system. If you're running Windows, additional setup may be required. How to install Bash on Windows 10
• Generate a new personal access token with repo and read:org permissions

Calling this script to enable security alerts

• At the commandline, run ./shell_script/enable_vulnerability_alerts_for_entire_org.sh myorgname accessToken where myorgname is your organization, and accessToken is the personal access token you generated earlier.

Calling this script to enable automated security fixes

You'll need to enable security alerts before you can enable automated security fixes

• At the commandline, run ./shell_script/enable_automated_security_fixes_for_entire_org.sh myorgname accessToken where myorgname is your organization, and accessToken is the personal access token you generated earlier.

Contributing

If you'd like to contribute to this sample with fixes, or support for other platforms, please follow the contribution guidelines.

License

This project is available under the MIT license.