Reverse Dependencies of commoncode

The following projects have a declared dependency on commoncode:

• android-inspector — A collection of ScanCode.io pipelines dedicated to Android APK analysis.
• compiledcode — A ScanCode scan plugin to get lkmclue, dwarf, gwt, cpp includes, code/comments lines generated code and elf info.
• container-inspector — Docker, containers, rootfs and virtual machine related software composition analysis (SCA) utilities.
• debian-inspector — Utilities to parse Debian package, copyright and control files.
• elf-inspector — A utility to inspect ELF binary files. Designed as a ScanCode plugin.
• extractcode — A mostly universal archive extractor using 7zip, libarchive and the Python standard library for reliable archive extraction.
• fetchcode — fetchcode is a library to reliably fetch code via HTTP, FTP and version control systems.
• go-inspector — go-inspector is a scancode plugin to extract symbols and dependencies found in Go binaries.
• matchcode-toolkit — matchcode-toolkit
• plugincode — plugincode is a library that provides plugin functionality for ScanCode toolkit.
• python-inspector — python-inspector is is a collection of utilities to collect PyPI package metadata and resolve packages dependencies.
• rust-inspector — rust-inspector is a scancode plugin to extract symbols and dependencies found in Rust binaries.
• samecode — A library to help detect approximately code such as AI-generated code.
• scancode-analyzer — A scancode-toolkit plugin to analyze scan results for License Detection Issues
• scancodeio — Automate software composition analysis pipelines
• ScoreCode — A package to fetch data from OpenSSF Scorecard API
• source-inspector — source-inspector
• typecode — Comprehensive filetype and mimetype detection using libmagic and Pygments.
• univers — A mostly universal library to parse and compare software package versions and version ranges. A companion to Package URLs.
• vulnerablecode — VulnerableCode is a free and open database of open source software package vulnerabilities because open source software vulnerabilities data and tools should be free and open source themselves.