# Snyk Language Server (Snyk-LS) [![Build Go binaries](https://github.com/snyk/snyk-ls/actions/workflows/build.yaml/badge.svg)](https://github.com/snyk/snyk-ls/actions/workflows/build.yaml) [![Release Go binaries](https://github.com/snyk/snyk-ls/actions/workflows/release.yaml/badge.svg)](https://github.com/snyk/snyk-ls/actions/workflows/release.yaml) [![Contributor Covenant](https://img.shields.io/badge/Contributor%20Covenant-2.1-4baaaa.svg)](CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md) ## Supported features The language server follows the [Language Server Protocol](https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/specifications/specification-current/) and integrates with Snyk Open Source, Snyk Infrastructure as Code and Snyk Code. For the former two, it uses the Snyk CLI as a data provider, for the latter it is connecting directly to the Snyk Code API. Right now the language server supports the following actions: - Send diagnostics to client on opening a document if it's part of the current set of folders. - Starting a folder scan on startup and sending diagnostics. - Starting a workspace scan of all folders on command. - Cache diagnostics until saving or triggering a new workspace scan. - Invalidate caches on saving a document and retrieve saved document diagnostics anew. - Provides range calculation to correctly highlight Snyk Open Source issues in their file. - Provides formatted hovers with diagnostic details and follow-up links - Progress reporting to the client for background jobs - Notifications & Log messages to the client - Authentication when needed, using OAuth2 or Token authentication and opening a webpage if necessary - Copying the authentication URL to clipboard if there are problems opening a webpage - Automatic download of the Snyk CLI if none is found or configured to XDG_DATA_HOME - Selective activation of products according to settings transmitted - Scanning errors are reported as diagnostics to the Language Server Client - Code Lenses to navigate the Snyk Code dataflow from within the editor - Code Actions for in-editor commands, like opening a browser, doing a quickfix or opening a Snyk Learn lesson for the found diagnostic ### Implemented operations ### Language Server Protocol support #### Requests - initialize - exit - textDocument/codeAction - textDocument/codeLens - textDocument/didClose - textDocument/didSave - textDocument/hover - textDocument/inlineValue - shutdown - workspace/didChangeWorkspaceFolders - workspace/didChangeConfiguration - workspace/executeCommand - window/workDoneProgress/create (from server -> client) - window/showMessageRequest - window/showDocument #### Notifications - $/progress - $/cancelRequest - textDocument/publishDiagnostics - params: `types.PublishDiagnosticsParams` - example: Snyk Open Source ```json5 { "uri": "file:///path/to/file", "diagnostics": [ { "range": { "start": { "line": 1, "character": 0 }, "end": { "line": 2, "character": 0 }, }, "severity": 1, "code": "S100", "source": "Snyk", "message": "Message", "tags": ["security"], "data": { "id": "123", "issueType": "vulnerability", "packageName": "packageName", "packageVersion": "packageVersion", "issue": "issue", "additionalData": { "ruleId": "ruleId", "identifiers": { "cwe": ["cwe"], "cve": ["cve"] }, "description": "description", "language": "language", "packageManager": "packageManager", "packageName": "packageName" } } } ] } ``` - example: Snyk Code ```json5 { "uri": "file:///path/to/file", "diagnostics": [ { "range": { "start": { "line": 1, "character": 0 }, "end": { "line": 2, "character": 0 }, }, "severity": 1, "code": "S100", "source": "Snyk", "message": "Message", "tags": ["security"], "data": { "id": "123", "filePath": "filePath", "range": { "start": { "line": 1, "character": 0 }, "end": { "line": 2, "character": 0 }, }, "additionalData": { "message": "message", "rule": "rule", "ruleId": "ruleId", "dataFlow": [ { "filePath": "filePath", "range": { "start": { "line": 1, "character": 0 }, "end": { "line": 2, "character": 0 }, }, } ], "cwe": "cwe", "isSecurityType": true } } } ] } ``` - window/logMessage - window/showMessage ### Custom additions to Language Server Protocol (server -> client) - SDKs callback to retrieve configured SDKs from the client - method: `workspace/snyk.sdks` - params: `types.WorkspaceFolder` - example: ```json5 [{ "type": "java", // or python or go "path": "/path/to/sdk" // JAVA_HOME for java, GOROOT for Go, Python executable for Python }] ``` - Folder Config Notification - method: `$/snyk.folderConfigs` - params: `types.FolderConfigsParam` - example: ```json5 { "folderConfigs": [ { "folderPath": "the/folder/path", "baseBranch": "the-base-branch", // e.g. main "localBranches": [ "branch1", "branch2" ] } ] } ``` - Custom Publish Diagnostics Notification - method: `$/snyk.publishDiagnostics316` - params: `types.PublishDiagnosticsParams` - note: alias for textDocument/publishDiagnostics - MCP Server URL Notification to publish the listening address. The server listens for `POST` requests on `/messages` and for SSE subscriptions on `/sse`. An example can be found in the mcp package in the smoke test. - method: `$/snyk.mcpServerURL` - params: `types.McpServerURLParams` - example: ```json5 { "url": "https://127.0.0.1:7595" } ``` - Authentication Notification - method: `$/snyk.hasAuthenticated` - params: `types.AuthenticationParams` - example: ```json5 { "token": "the snyk token", // this can be an oauth2.Token string or a legacy token "apiUrl": "https://api.snyk.io" } ``` - See https://pkg.go.dev/golang.org/x/oauth2@v0.6.0#Token for more details regarding oauth tokens. - CLI Path Notification - method: `$/snyk.isAvailableCli` - params: `types.SnykIsAvailableCli` - example: ```json5 { "cliPath": "/a/path/to/cli-executable" } ``` - Trusted Folder Notification - method: `$/snyk.addTrustedFolders` - params: `types.SnykTrustedFoldersParams` - example: ```json5 { "trustedFolders": ["/a/path/to/trust"] } ``` - Scan Notification - method: `$/snyk.scan` - params: `types.ScanParams` - example: Successful scan ```json5 { "status": "success", // possible values: "error", "inProgress", "success" "product": "code", // possible values: "code", "oss", "iac" "folderPath": "/a/path/to/folder", } ``` - example: Failed scan with errors ```json5 { "status": "error", "product": "code", "folderPath": "/a/path/to/folder", "errorMessage": "An error occurred", "cliError": { "code": "CLI_ERROR_CODE", "message": "An error occurred" }, } ``` - Summary Panel Status Notification - method: `$/snyk.scanSummary` - params: `types.ScanSummary` - example: ```json5 { "scanSummary": " Summary

" } ``` ### Commands - `NavigateToRangeCommand` navigates the client to the given range - command: `snyk.navigateToRange` - args: `path`, `Range` - `WorkspaceScanCommand` triggers a scan of all workspace folders - command: `snyk.workspace.scan` - args: empty - `WorkspaceFolderScanCommand` triggers a scan of the given workspace folder - command: `snyk.workspaceFolder.scan` - args: `path` - `OpenBrowserCommand` opens the given URL in the default browser - command: `snyk.openBrowser` - args: `URL` - `LoginCommand` triggers the login process - command: `snyk.login` - args: empty - `CopyAuthLinkCommand` copies the authentication URL to the clipboard - command: `snyk.copyAuthLink` - args: empty - `LogoutCommand` triggers the logout process - command: `snyk.logout` - args: empty - `TrustWorkspaceFoldersCommand` checks for trusted workspace folders and asks for trust if necessary - command: `snyk.trustWorkspaceFolders` - args: empty - `OpenLearnLesson` opens the given lesson on the Snyk Learn website - command: `snyk.openLearnLesson` - args: - `rule string` - `ecosystem string` - `cwes string` (comma separated), e.g. `CWE-79,CWE-89` - `cves string` (comma separated), e.g. `CVE-2018-11776,CVE-2018-11784` - `issueType int` ``` PackageHealth Type = 0 CodeSecurityVulnerability = 1 LicenceIssue = 2 DependencyVulnerability = 3 InfrastructureIssue = 4 ``` - `GetLearnSession` returns the given lesson on the Snyk Learn website - command: `snyk.getLearnLesson` - args: - `rule string` - `ecosystem string` - `cwes string` (comma separated), e.g. `CWE-79,CWE-89` - `cves string` (comma separated), e.g. `CVE-2018-11776,CVE-2018-11784` - `issueType int` ``` PackageHealth Type = 0 CodeSecurityVulnerability = 1 LicenceIssue = 2 DependencyVulnerability = 3 InfrastructureIssue = 4 ``` - result: lesson json ```json5 { "lessonId": "123", "datePublished": "2022-01-01", "author": "John Doe", "title": "Introduction to Golang", "subtitle": "A beginner's guide to Golang", "seoKeywords": ["Golang", "Programming", "Beginner"], "seoTitle": "Learn Golang", "cves": ["CVE-2022-1234", "CVE-2022-5678"], "cwes": ["CWE-123", "CWE-456"], "description": "This lesson provides an introduction to Golang for beginners", "ecosystem": "Programming", "rules": ["Rule 1", "Rule 2", "Rule 3"], "slug": "golang-intro", "published": true, "url": "https://example.com/golang-intro", "source": "Example.com", "img": "https://example.com/images/golang-intro.png" } ``` - `SettingsSastEnabled` triggers the api call to check if Snyk Code is enabled - command: `snyk.getSettingsSastEnabled` - args: empty - returns a `*sast_contract.SastResponse` or, or an error and false if an error occurred - `GetActiveUser` triggers the api call to get the active logged in user or an error if not logged in - command: `snyk.getActiveUser` - args: empty - returns the active user and its orgs and groups or an error if not logged in. ```json5 { "id": "123", "username": "johndoe", "orgs": [ { "name": "org1", "id": "org1_id", "group": { "name": "group1", "id": "group1_id" } } ], } ``` - `Code Fix Command` triggers an autofix and applies the changes of the first suggestion - command: `snyk.code.fix` - args: - `codeActionId` string - `AffectedFilePath` string - `range` Range - returns an error if not successful - `Code Fix Diffs` allows to retrieve the diffs for autofix suggestions - command: `snyk.code.fixDiffs` - args: - issueID string (UUID) - returns an array of suggestions: ```json5 [{ "fixId": "123", "unifiedDiffsPerFile": { "path/to/file": "diff" } }] ``` - Diff Example: ``` --- /var/folders/vn/77lwfy3974g7vykcm5lr6mkh0000gn/T/Test_SmokeWorkspaceScanOssAndCode952013010/001/1 +++ /var/folders/vn/77lwfy3974g7vykcm5lr6mkh0000gn/T/Test_SmokeWorkspaceScanOssAndCode952013010/001/1-fixed @@ -32,7 +32,8 @@ test('should set success to OK upon success', function() { // GIVEN - comp.password = comp.confirmPassword = 'myPassword'; + comp.password = process.env.TEST_PASSWORD; + comp.confirmPassword = process.env.TEST_PASSWORD; // WHEN comp.changePassword(); ``` - `Code Fix Apply Edit Command` triggers an autofix and applies the changes of the first suggestion - command: `snyk.code.fixApplyEdit` - args: - `fixId` string - returns an WorkspaceEdit: - `Feature Flag Status Command` triggers the api call to check if a feature flag is enabled - command: `snyk.getFeatureFlagStatus` - args: - `featureFlagType` string - returns an object with the status of the feature flag and an optional user message ```json5 { "ok": true, // boolean indicating if the feature is enabled (true or false) "userMessage": "Optional message to the user" // present if 'ok' is false } ``` - `Clear Cache` Clears either persisted or inMemory Cache or both. - command: `snyk.clearCache` - args: - `folderUri` string, - `cacheType` `persisted` or `inMemory` - `Generate Issue Description` Generates issue description in HTML. - command: `snyk.generateIssueDescription` - args: - `issueId` string ## Installation ### Download The release workflow stores the generated executables, so that they can be downloaded [here](https://github.com/snyk/snyk-ls/releases/tag/latest). Just select the release you want the build artefacts from and download the zip file attached to it. Currently, executables for Windows, macOS and Linux are generated. The currently published binary can be retrieved with [this](getLanguageServer.sh) bash script, please keep in mind that [the protocol version](.goreleaser.yaml) is part of the download link and can change to force plugin / language server synchronization. For further information please see [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md). ### From Source - Install `go 1.20` or higher, set the `GOPATH` and `GOROOT` - Enter the root directory of this repository - Execute `go get ./...` to download all dependencies - Execute `make build && make install` to produce a `snyk-ls` binary ## Configuration ### Snyk LSP Command Line Flags `-c ` allows to specify a config file to load before all others `-f ` allows you to specify a log file instead of logging to the console `-l ` ` allows to specify the output format (`md` or `html`) for issues `-v ` prints the version of the Language Server ### Configuration #### LSP Initialization Options As part of the [Initialize message](https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/specifications/lsp/3.17/specification/#initialize) within `initializationOptions?: LSPAny;` we support the following settings: ```json5 { "activateSnykOpenSource": "true", // Enables Snyk Open Source - defaults to true "activateSnykCode": "false", // Enables Snyk Code, if enabled for your organization - defaults to false, deprecated in favor of specific Snyk Code analysis types "activateSnykIac": "true", // Enables Infrastructure as Code - defaults to true "insecure": "false", // Allows custom CAs (Certification Authorities) "endpoint": "https://api.eu.snyk.io", // Snyk API Endpoint required for non-default multi-tenant and single-tenant setups "organization": "a string", // The name of your organization, e.g. the output of: curl -H "Authorization: token $(snyk config get api)" https://api.snyk.io/v1/cli-config/settings/sast | jq .org "path": "/usr/local/bin", // Adds to the system path used by the CLI "cliPath": "/a/patch/snyk-cli", // The path where the CLI can be found, or where it should be downloaded to "token": "secret-token", // The Snyk token, e.g.: snyk config get api or a token from authentication flow "integrationName": "ECLIPSE", // The name of the IDE or editor the LS is running in "integrationVersion": "1.0.0", // The version of the IDE or editor the LS is running in "automaticAuthentication": "true", // Whether LS will automatically authenticate on scan start (default: true) "deviceId": "a UUID", // A unique ID from the running the LS, used for telemetry "filterSeverity": { // Optional filter to be applied for the determined issues (if omitted: no filtering) "critical": true, "high": true, "medium": true, "low": true, }, "issueViewOptions": { // Optional filter to be applied for the determined issues (if omitted: no filtering) "openIssues": true, "ignoredIssues": false, }, "sendErrorReports": "true", // Whether to report errors to Snyk - defaults to true "manageBinariesAutomatically": "true", // Whether CLI/LS binaries will be downloaded & updated automatically "enableTrustedFoldersFeature": "true", // Whether LS will prompt to trust a folder (default: true) "activateSnykCodeSecurity": "false", // Enables Snyk Code Security reporting "activateSnykCodeQuality": "false", // Enable Snyk Code Quality issue reporting (Beta, only in IDEs and LS) "scanningMode": "auto", // Specifies the mode for scans: "auto" for background scans or "manual" for scans on command "authenticationMethod": "oauth", // Specifies the authentication method to use: "token" for Snyk API token or "oauth" for Snyk OAuth flow. Default is token. "snykCodeApi": "https://deeproxy.snyk.io", // Specifies the Snyk Code API endpoint to use. Default is https://deeproxy.snyk.io "enableSnykLearnCodeActions": "true", // show snyk learns code actions "enableSnykOSSQuickFixCodeActions": "true", // show quickfixes for supported OSS package manager issues "enableSnykOpenBrowserActions": "false", // show code actions to open issue descriptions "enableDeltaFindings": "false", // only display issues that are not new and thus not on the base branch "requiredProtocolVersion": "14", // the protocol version a client needs "hoverVerbosity": "1", // 0-3 with 0 the lowest verbosity. 0: off, 1: only description, 2: description & details 3: complete (default) "outputFormat": "md", // plain = plain, markdown = md (default) or html = HTML "additionalParams": "--all-projects", // Any extra params for Open Source scans using the Snyk CLI, separated by spaces "additionalEnv": "MAVEN_OPTS=-Djava.awt.headless=true;FOO=BAR", // Additional environment variables, separated by semicolons "trustedFolders": [ "/a/trusted/path", "/another/trusted/path" ], // An array of folder that should be trusted "folderConfigs": [{ "baseBranch": "main", // the base branch for delta scanning "folderPath": "a/b/c", // the workspace folder path "additionalParameters": "--file=pom.xml" // additional parameters for CLI scans }], // an array of folder configurations, defining the desired base branch of a workspaceFolder } ``` `activateSnykCode` automatically toggles the value of `activateSnykCodeSecurity` and `activateSnykCodeQuality`. Therefore, to enable only one of the two analysis types, `activateSnykCode` must be removed from Initialization Options for the specific analysis type option to have an effect. #### Workspace Trust As part of examining the codebase for vulnerabilities, Snyk may automatically execute code on your computer to obtain additional data for analysis. For example, this includes invoking the package manager (e.g., pip, gradle, maven, yarn, npm, etc.) to get dependency information for Snyk Open Source. Invoking these programs on untrusted code that has malicious configurations may expose your system to malicious code execution and exploits. To safeguard from using the language server on untrusted folders, our language server will ask for folder trust before running scans against these folders. When in doubt, do not grant trust. The trust feature is enabled by default. When a folder is trusted, all sub-folders are also trusted. After a folder is trusted, Snyk Language Server notifies the Language Server Client with the custom `$/snyk.addTrustedFolders` notification, which contains a list of currently trusted folder paths. Based on this, a client can then implement logic to intercept this notification and persist the decision and trust in the IDE or Editor storage mechanism. Trust dialogs can be disabled by setting `enableTrustedFoldersFeature` to `false` in the initialization options. This will disable all trust prompts and checks. An initial set of trusted folders can be provided by setting `trustedFolders` to an array of paths in the `initializationOptions`. These folders will be trusted on startup and will not prompt the user to trust them. #### Environment variables Snyk LS and Snyk CLI support and need certain environment variables to function: 1. `HTTP_PROXY`, `HTTPS_PROXY` and `NO_PROXY` to define the http proxy to be used 1. `JAVA_HOME` to analyse Java JVM-based projects via Snyk CLI 1. `PATH` to find maven when analysing Maven projects, to find python, etc #### Auto-Configuration To automatically add these variables to the environment, Snyk LS searches for the following files, with the order determining precedence. If the executable is not called from an already configured environment (e.g. via `zsh -i -c 'snyk-ls'`), you can also specify config file with the `-c` command line flag for setting the above mentioned variables. Snyk LS reads the following files in the given precedence and order, not overwriting the already loaded variables. ```bash given config file via -c flag /.snyk.env $HOME/.snyk.env ``` Any lines that contain an environment variable in the format `VARIABLENAME=VARIABLEVALUE` are added automatically to the environment if not already existent. This adheres to the `dotenv` format. In case of `.profile`, `.zshrc`, etc., if a variable is directly exported e.g. via `export VARIABLENAME=VARIABLEVALUE`, it is not loaded. The export would need to be split of and be in its own line, e.g ```bash VARIABLENAME=VARIABLEVALUE export VARIABLENAME ``` The PATH variable is treated differently than all other variables, as it is an aggregate of all PATH variables found in the files and in the environment. Also, the current working directory `.` is automatically added to the path, so a download of the Snyk CLI into the current working directory by an LSP client would yield a found Snyk CLI for the Language Server. In addition to configuring variables via config files, Snyk LS adds the following directories to the path on linux and macOS: - /bin - $HOME/bin - /usr/local/bin - $JAVA_HOME/bin If no JAVA_HOME is set, it automatically searches for a java executable first in path, then in the following directories and adds the parent directory of its parent as JAVA_HOME. The following directories are recursively searched: - /usr/lib - /usr/java - /opt - /Library - $HOME/.sdkman - C:\Program Files - C:\Program Files (x86) The same directories are searched for a maven executable and the parent directory is added to the path. #### Snyk CLI To find the automatically managed Snyk CLI, the [XDG Data Home](https://specifications.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/basedir-spec-latest.html#variables) and `PATH` path are automatically scanned for the OS-dependent file, e.g. `snyk-macos` on macOS, `snyk-linux` on Linux and `snyk-win.exe` on Windows, and the first path where it is found is added to the environment. It is later used for all functionality that depends on the CLI. #### Setting environment variables globally If you want to have the environment variables available system-wide, you would need to add the variables to `/etc/environment` or on macOS to `/etc/launchd.conf` or set them via `launchctl` in a shell script. The former two locations are automatically read by snyk lsp. On Windows, a user variable can be defined via the UI for the user or system-wide. In a file like `~/.profile` it would like this: ```bash SNYK_TOKEN= DEEPROXY_API_URL=https://deeproxy.snyk.io/ # export variables, but make sure the export is not on the same line as the variable definition export SNYK_TOKEN export DEEPROXY_API_URL ``` #### Authentication to Snyk The Snyk LS authentication flow happens automatically, unless disabled in configuration, and is as follows. When Snyk Language Server starts, it: - If the endpoint is a snykgov.io endpoint, or the authenticationMethod is set to `oauth`, it authenticates via OAuth2. This opens a browser window. - If the authentication method is not `oauth`, it tries to retrieve a token using the Snyk CLI token authentication. - If the CLI is not authenticated either, it opens a browser window to authenticate - If there are problems opening the browser window, the auth URL can be copied to the clipboard (via implementation of `snyk.copyAuthLink`). _Note that there is a requirement to have `xsel` or `xclip` installed for Linux/Unix users for this feature._ After successfull authentication in the web browser, the Snyk Language Server automatically retrieves the Snyk authentication credentials and uses them for further requests. ## Run Tests ```bash go test ./... ``` If you have any issues with running pact, please extend your PATH env. For example: ``` PATH=$PATH:$PWD/.bin/pact/bin make test ``` The output should look like this (it is running against the Snyk Code API and using the real CLI): ``` ? github.com/snyk/snyk-ls [no test files] ok github.com/snyk/snyk-ls/code 24.201s ok github.com/snyk/snyk-ls/diagnostics 26.590s ok github.com/snyk/snyk-ls/iac 25.780s ? github.com/snyk/snyk-ls/lsp [no test files] ok github.com/snyk/snyk-ls/oss 22.427s ok github.com/snyk/snyk-ls/server 48.558s ok github.com/snyk/snyk-ls/util 9.562s ``` ## Test Github Action locally You can test github actions locally using [act](https://github.com/nektos/act). ### Install act & prerequisites ```bash brew install act # if you don't have docker desktop you can use minikube (a one-node kubernetes distribution) brew install --cask virtualbox # you need to enable the virtualbox extension in macOS settings brew install minikube minikube start eval $(minikube docker-env) # gives you a fully functional docker environment ``` ### Run act ```bash act --secret SNYK_TOKEN=$SNYK_TOKEN --secret DEEPROXY_API_URL=$DEEPROXY_API_URL ```