GitHub Action¶

Gate pull requests on CSP quality and publish findings to GitHub code scanning.

name: CSP Check
on: [pull_request]

permissions:
  contents: read
  security-events: write   # required for SARIF upload

jobs:
  csp:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: sampsonc/csp_toolkit@v1
        with:
          url: https://staging.example.com
          fail-on: high
          min-grade: B

Analyze a policy string or file instead of a live URL:

      - uses: sampsonc/csp_toolkit@v1
        with:
          policy-file: config/csp.txt
          fail-on: critical
          upload-sarif: false

Input	Default	Description
`url`	—	URL to fetch and analyze
`policy`	—	CSP header string to analyze
`policy-file`	—	File containing a CSP header string
`fail-on`	`high`	Fail if any finding is at or above this severity (`critical`…`info`, or `none`)
`min-grade`	—	Fail if the grade is below this letter (`A+`…`F`)
`fail-on-missing-csp`	`false`	With `url`, fail when no CSP header is served
`bypass`	`false`	Also run the JSONP/CDN bypass finder
`report-only`	`false`	Treat `policy`/`policy-file` as a Report-Only header
`upload-sarif`	`true`	Upload SARIF to code scanning (needs `security-events: write`)
`sarif-file`	`csp-toolkit.sarif`	Where to write the SARIF report
`version`	`latest`	csp-toolkit version from PyPI, or `local` to install from the checkout
`python-version`	`3.12`	Python used to run the tool

Outputs: passed (true/false) and sarif-file. Exactly one of url, policy, or policy-file must be set. Report-Only policies are never gated — they are advisory by definition — but their findings still appear in the SARIF report. Requires csp-toolkit >= 0.8.0.