After creating a Snyk account, you can follow the optional getting-started walkthrough prompts to provide information and help Snyk guide your experience. This includes choosing an …

These lessons and learning plans are designed to help you start using Snyk, implement a DevSecOps framework, and also to help you implement an ongoing security education and …

For the purposes of this tutorial, the most noteworthy options we've set are rootDir and outDir. These options describe where our source .ts files and our compiled .js files, respectively, live …

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This page explains how to install, authenticate, and start scanning using the CLI. Snyk also has an onboarding wizard to guide you through these steps. For a demonstration, view Starting …

You've learned how to register a Snyk App with Snyk, configure the authorization flow, keep the auth_token from getting stale, and set up a great starting point using TypeScript.

For this tutorial, we set up our app to allow users to view all of their projects within Snyk from within our app. This is a basic and easily extendable feature.

When you integrate a Git code repository with Snyk Essentials, you should use a secondary token with a broad, complete view of the code repository, not only of what you imported into Snyk.

Snyk offers a set of GitHub actions for using Snyk to check for vulnerabilities in your GitHub projects. These actions are based on the Snyk CLI, and you can use all of its options and …

Now that we have some basic templates, take a look at how we can add some functionality to our Snyk App using a User's Snyk data. For this tutorial, we set up our app to allow users to view …