Module Detail Tabs¶
[!NOTE] Required role:
developer,compliance_manager,manageroraccount_admin
When you open a module, you see the main detail view with several tabs. The exact tabs depend on the module's architecture type — infrastructure modules show a simplified view.
Tabs for source-code modules¶
List (Dependencies)¶
The default tab. Shows a flat list of all components (direct and transitive dependencies) with:
- Component name and version
- License(s) detected
- Vulnerability count and severity
- Status indicators (legal, security, viability)
Click a component row to open a detail side panel showing full component metadata.
📸 Screenshot: the module List tab with component rows and status columns.
Tree¶
The same dependencies in a hierarchical tree view — parent → child relationships. You can expand/collapse individual nodes or the entire tree.
📸 Screenshot: the Tree tab showing nested dependency hierarchy.
Graph¶
A network visualization of component relationships. Interactive force-directed graph using D3.js — drag nodes, zoom in/out, highlight paths.
📸 Screenshot: the Graph tab showing the dependency network.
Legal¶
All licenses detected across components, grouped by license name. Shows:
- License approval status (allowed, restricted, forbidden)
- Obligation summary
- Components using each license
📸 Screenshot: the Legal tab with licenses grouped by approval status.
Deep Scans¶
Results from repository deep scans — file-level license and copyright findings. Only populated if a deep scan has been run for this module's repository.
Quality¶
Code quality and test results from SARIF uploads. Only visible when the sarif license feature is enabled.
Actions from the module header¶
| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
| Analyze | Re-analyze this module against current policies and vulnerability data. |
| Settings | Open Module Settings. |
| Approve | Create an approval for this module. |
| Tags | Manage module tags. |
Related¶
- Module Settings — configure the module
- Approvals — the approval workflow
- Infrastructure Modules — simplified view for infrastructure