Unverified Publisher
Flags items published by entities that haven’t gone through the publisher verification process of the marketplace. Lack of verification may indicate higher risk, as the publisher’s identity and trustworthiness are unconfirmed.
Flags items published by entities that haven’t gone through the publisher verification process of the marketplace. Lack of verification may indicate higher risk, as the publisher’s identity and trustworthiness are unconfirmed.
Flags items lacking installs on the marketplace, suggesting concerns about the extension's reputation and the publisher's reliability.
Flags items lacking descriptions on the marketplace, suggesting concerns about the extension's reputation and the publisher's reliability.
AI-powered analysis of the extension's source code for security insights and risk assessment.
The flaunt-github extension by Utkarsh Singh is designed to enhance the user experience when interacting with GitHub repositories from within Visual Studio Code. It likely aims to provide additional functionalities or integrations to streamline workflows related to GitHub.
Module Definitions and Exports: The code includes several utility functions and module definitions, which are common in JavaScript projects to manage dependencies and exports.
var __commonJS = (cb, mod) => function __require() {
return mod || (0, cb[__getOwnPropNames(cb)[0]])((mod = { exports: {} }).exports, mod), mod.exports;
};
var __export = (target, all) => {
for (var name in all)
__defProp(target, name, { get: all[name], enumerable: true });
};
User-Agent Detection: The code includes a function to detect the user agent, which is used to identify the environment in which the code is running (e.g., Node.js or a browser).
function getUserAgent() {
if (typeof navigator === "object" && "userAgent" in navigator) {
return navigator.userAgent;
}
if (typeof process === "object" && process.version !== void 0) {
return `Node.js/${process.version.substr(1)} (${process.platform}; ${process.arch})`;
}
return "<environment undetectable>";
}
Hook Management: The code utilizes a hook management system, which allows for the registration and execution of hooks before or after certain events. This is a common pattern in JavaScript for extending functionality.
function addHook(state, kind, name, hook) {
var orig = hook;
if (!state.registry[name]) {
state.registry[name] = [];
}
if (kind === "before") {
hook = function(method, options) {
return Promise.resolve().then(orig.bind(null, options)).then(method.bind(null, options));
};
}
}
Endpoint Configuration: The code includes configurations for interacting with GitHub's API, such as setting default headers and handling URL parameters.
var DEFAULTS = {
method: "GET",
baseUrl: "https://api.github.com",
headers: {
accept: "application/vnd.github.v3+json",
"user-agent": userAgent
},
mediaType: {
format: "",
previews: []
}
};
The code appears to be part of a larger system designed to interact with GitHub's API, manage hooks, and provide utility functions for module management. There are no strong indicators of malicious behavior, such as obfuscation, unauthorized network calls, or data exfiltration. The code is structured and follows common patterns used in JavaScript development.
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Any encoded/decoded secrets we managed to find in the source code, git repository, or related files
Known vulnerabilities and security issues detected in the extension's dependencies and code.
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Dependencies and third-party libraries used by the extension, including version information and license details.