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array-peek

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Status: completed Initial full scan · 1.0.233 Scope: full Ecosystem: npm

Narrative assessment

The npm package 'array-peek' has been analyzed for supply-chain risk. The package is a simple extension of the Array prototype with a 'peek' method, allowing for the execution of a callback function on each element of an array without affecting the array's content.

Risk: low

Confidence: high

Notable findings

  • The package has a clear and concise README.md file, explaining its purpose and functionality.
  • The package has a comprehensive test suite, covering the 'peek' method's behavior.
  • The package's dependencies are well-maintained and up-to-date.
  • The package's GitHub workflows are properly configured for automated testing and deployment.

Recommended actions

  • Monitor the package's GitHub repository for any security advisories or updates.
  • Regularly review the package's dependencies for any known vulnerabilities.
  • Consider implementing additional security measures, such as code signing or two-factor authentication, to further mitigate potential risks.

Evidence summary

Status: completed

Scan scope: full

Total files: 10

Analyzed files: 10

Changed files: 10

Suspicious paths:

  • None

Manifest signals

  • package.json: deploy:major, deploy:minor, deploy:patch, deploy:push, preversion, push, test, test:cov, test:dev

How this analysis was produced

Package source
npm registry record for array-peek
Release reviewed
1.0.233
Evidence coverage
10 of 10 files analyzed; 0 files omitted from the narrative prompt.
Automated narrative
Generated with Groq using llama-3.3-70b-versatile from the stored evidence.
Publisher
Pwned Packages, maintained by Alvaro Lorente. No human review is implied unless explicitly stated.
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Limitations

This automated analysis highlights evidence for review; it does not prove that a package is safe or malicious. Excerpts and omitted files can limit narrative coverage.

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