MergeBase Quick Start
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Delan Elliot

Created Feb 10, 2022

MergeBase Quick Start

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Go to your MergeBase homepage

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Mergebase

9 Steps
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Click on Add Application

To start scanning your custom applications, download the Command Line Tool

Click on Add Application
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Click on Add from CLT

Click on Add from CLT
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Download Command Line Tool JAR

Download mergebase.jar and save it to your computer. 

Download Command Line Tool JAR
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Install Java (if necessary)

If you don't already have Java installed, follow the Java JRE installation instructions: https://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp

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Run the Command Line Tool in your Terminal

Open your terminal of choice, and navigate to your selected application. In the example below we are scanning a very simple Java Maven project.

To run the tool, use the following options:
java -jar path/to/mergebase.jar --name=your-project-name [path/to/application/to/scan]

Make sure to specify the path of the MergeBase JAR file after -jar.

In the example: ~/Downloads/mergebase.jar

Replace your-project-name with your desired project name.

The final argument is the path to scan. In the example, it is scanning the current directory with . .

To see all command line options available, run: java -jar mergebase.jar --help

Run the Command Line Tool in your Terminal
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Click on your new application

You can now see your application in the MergeBase dashboard

Click on your new application
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Click on a component to see more information about it

Click on a component to see more information about it
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Click on Dependency Info

The Dependency Info tab will let you now how a vulnerable component was added to your project

Click on Dependency Info
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You've now gotten started with MergeBase

You can now examine all the open source components in your project. If you are using a supported language (includes Java, .NET, JavaScript) you can select the Guidance tab to get more information about other available versions of a component.

You've now gotten started with MergeBase
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