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Vendor dkd Package kula-audit Short Description TYPO3 extension audit: upgrade readiness, vulnerabilities, and SBOM via Kula API License
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Audit your TYPO3 installation directly from the backend: upgrade readiness, known vulnerabilities, and CycloneDX SBOM — powered by the Kula API.
Features
CLI Command — vendor/bin/typo3 kula:audit reads composer.lock and checks against the Kula API
Dashboard Widget — Traffic light overview (green/yellow/red) with package stats
Backend Module — Full detail tables under Admin Tools with upgrade readiness and vulnerability data
Requirements
TYPO3 12.4 or 13.x
PHP 8.1+
Access to a running Kula instance (default: https://app.kula-audit.de/api/audit)
Installation
Then activate the extension in the TYPO3 Extension Manager or via CLI:
Configuration
Set the API URL and target TYPO3 version in config/system/settings.php or via the Settings module:
Usage
CLI
Exit codes:0 when the audit completed — including when vulnerabilities were
found, which is a finding, not a command failure. 1 when the audit could not be
completed: no composer.lock, an unreachable Kula API, or a failed vulnerability
scan (security.scan_ok: false). A failed scan reports zero vulnerabilities, so CI
must treat it as an error rather than an all-clear.
Scheduler
The kula:audit command is schedulable via the TYPO3 Scheduler. Recommended frequency: once daily.
Dashboard
Add the "Extension Audit" widget to your TYPO3 Dashboard for a quick overview.
Backend Module
Find the full audit report under Admin Tools > Kula Audit.
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