socket organization

At the time of writing this should show you the one organization that's associated with the current API token. (This may change in the future)

socket organization --help

$ socket organization --help

  Manage Socket organization account details

  Usage
    $ socket organization <command>

  Commands
    dependencies                Search for any dependency that is being used in your organization
    list                        List organizations associated with the Socket API token
    policy                      Organization policy details

  Options

    --no-banner                 Hide the Socket banner
    --no-spinner                Hide the console spinner

socket organization list

This fetches the name, ID, and plan of each organization. Add --json to also get each organization's slug.

$ socket organization list

✔ Received Socket API response (after requesting organization list).
List of organizations associated with your API token, starting with: abcde

- Name: BearDev, ID: 123, Plan: enterprise

socket organization dependencies

You can use this to find out which dependencies are used in your org and which repository or repositories and which branch may have used them. This is useful in case a bad package was published and you need to quickly figure out where to scrub them from your organization.

$ socket organization dependencies --help

  Search for any dependency that is being used in your organization

  Usage
    socket organization dependencies [options]

  API Token Requirements
    - Quota: 1 unit

  Options
    --json              Output as JSON
    --limit             Maximum number of dependencies returned
    --markdown          Output as Markdown
    --offset            Page number

  Examples
    socket organization dependencies
    socket organization dependencies --limit 20 --offset 10

The help calls --offset a page number, but it is the number of rows to skip, starting at 0. Use it together with --limit to page through the results.

socket organization policy security

You can pull in the currently configured security policy for your organization. Your API token needs the security-policy:read permission.

socket organization policy license

You can pull in the currently configured license policy for your organization. Your API token needs the license-policy:read permission.