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Informations about the package secrets-detector
🔐 secrets-detector
Detect hardcoded secrets like API keys, tokens or passwords in PHP projects – ideal for CI/CD pipelines, pre-commit hooks, or manual audits.
🚀 Features
- 🔍 Scans
.env,.ini, PHP source and config files for secrets - 📦 Composer integration (autoload & CLI)
- 🧠 Framework-aware: supports Symfony (
APP_SECRET), Laravel (JWT_SECRET), and others - ⚙️ Configurable scan paths via
.secrets-detector.json - 📄 Output formats: JSON, Markdown
- ✅ CI/CD-ready with exit codes for automated fail conditions
📦 Installation
As a dev dependency:
Or install globally:
🔧 Usage
Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--json=report.json |
Export results to JSON |
--markdown=report.md |
Export results to Markdown |
--fail-on-detect |
Exit with non-zero code on finding secrets |
Example
🛠 Configuration
You can define custom include/exclude paths using a .secrets-detector.json file in your project root:
🧪 Testing
Run all unit tests:
✅ CI Integration
See ready-made CI examples in docs/ci:
github-actions.ymlgitlab-ci.ymlbitbucket-pipelines.yml
Each file shows how to run the CLI and fail builds if secrets are detected.
🧠 Patterns Detected
- Stripe secrets:
sk_live_,sk_test_ - Bearer tokens:
Authorization: Bearer ... - AWS credentials:
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID,AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY - Database logins:
DB_PASSWORD,DB_USERNAME - JWT and app secrets:
JWT_SECRET,APP_SECRET - Google API keys:
AIza... - Private keys:
-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----
(See PatternRegistry for all patterns.)
📜 License
MIT
👤 Author
SELFPHP - Damir Enseleit
https://www.selfphp.de
@SELFPHP
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