privado
humbug
privado | humbug | |
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21 | 9 | |
474 | 38 | |
1.3% | - | |
9.1 | 6.6 | |
7 days ago | 10 months ago | |
Dockerfile | Python | |
GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0 only | Apache License 2.0 |
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privado
- Policy team rejects app update: "Invalid Data safety form"
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How to fill up Data Safety section correctly?
Try this tool to help you get it right: https://github.com/Privado-Inc/privado
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Issue found: Invalid Data safety form / I did as I was told but kept getting rejection emails?
Just use Privado. It will scan your code and automatically generate the data safety form results.
- App rejected: Issue found: Invalid Data safety form
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Mastodon's Privacy: Who actually holds your data in Mastodon
I love that Mastodon is decentralized. But as a privacy engineer, I was curious about how their app handles our data compared to what they claim in their privacy policy, so I analyzed their open-source app code in my privacy code scanning tool.
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Open Source privacy scanning tool to create data flows from code
u/SZenC great point, our scanning tool detects more than 120 data elements right out of the box. Right from Fitness Data, Health Data, Device Ids, Ratings & Reviews etc. You can see the entire list of data elements we discover here: https://github.com/Privado-Inc/privado/tree/main/rules/sources
Except for a few framework specific things (such as how route handlers are defined - eg. via annotations in Spring) our code analysis platform is framework agnostic. Our system works with major frameworks and we continually improve if we have to add extra support. I can foresee some minor work needed for Vert.x for example. Templating (eg. via JSP) is not supported, but we welcome all contributions!! Please raise an issue on the tracker: https://github.com/Privado-Inc/privado/issues
Tagging data elements as source: Here we are looking for variables with known PII patterns. We have over 150 data elements listed here as rules.
You can check out the tool at https://github.com/Privado-Inc/privado. Would love to hear about your feedback and contributions to the same.
humbug
- Humbug: Understand what keeps users coming back to your developer tool
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See the errors your users are experiencing. From your IDE. Live.
Once you set up an integration and instrument your code, you can access your user reports at https://bugout.dev. This gives you a live view of what your users are experiencing:
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Crash reports and usage metrics for JavaScript libraries
If you would like support for another programming language, please create an issue.
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Show HN: Bugout.dev – Crash and usage reports for developer tools
Hello everyone, I’m Sophia, founder of Bugout.dev.
I started off as a professional ballerina, and entered technology later in my working life - through the OpenAI Scholars program. My co-founder, Neeraj (zomglings on HN), is a mathematician and now programmer.
When I was learning how to code I kept running into issues. I found Stackoverflow and GitHub issues hard to navigate, often leading me to outdated solutions to the problems I was experiencing. That experience made me want a product that would collect crashes and immediately let the creators of the software I was using know about the issue. And when they or their community had fixed the issue, they could notify me about that and direct me to a public site detailing the solution.
Over time, this idea evolved and resulted in Bugout.dev. Bugout makes it easy for creators of developer tools to collect usage metrics and crash reports from their users. This applies equally well to libraries, command line utilities, and APIs.
We're advocates of ethical data collection, and all reports are collected with clear user consent. Maintainers can also comply with GDPR requests for access and deletion with a single API call each.
We are also building a public knowledge base of issues and solutions from open source projects. We were inspired by rustc error messages in this and how they point users to documentation that can help you resolve compiler errors. Projects integrating with Bugout can link users to the knowledge base using a search query, which allows them to direct users to solutions customized to operating system, library version, and even compiler/runtime version.
We support developer tools written in Python and in Go - we just launched the Go library this week!
Please check out our GitHub page: https://github.com/bugout-dev/humbug. We would greatly appreciate your feedback.
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Show HN: Usage and crash reports for Python libraries and command line tools
Understanding how your users experience your software is always difficult. It is especially difficult if we're talking about a developer tool like a library or command line utility.
Devtool maintainers have to rely on GitHub issues and IRC/Slack/Discord to talk with their users. They miss out the experience of the majority of their users, who never build up the motivation to create an issue or post a message on Slack.
Humbug addresses this problem. It collects developer tool usage reports and crash reports in a principled manner, only with the end user's full consent. Individuals or teams that maintain developer tools can use these reports to identify issues in their software, prioritize features, and in general improve their users' experience.
You can find a lot more information on GitHub: https://github.com/bugout-dev/humbug
Here is a short YouTube video showing how Humbug works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-k2c8o_sXC4
Humbug is free to use for small projects. I hope you find it useful.
If you would like to discuss your use case in greater detail, I would love to speak with you in the comments. You can also reach me by email (check my profile).
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Humbug: Usage and crash reports for Python libraries and command line tools
Thank you! Created an issue: https://github.com/bugout-dev/humbug/issues/31
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Humbug: Usage and crash reports for Python developer tools
We have taken a big step forward this week with the release of Humbug, which helps developer tool maintainers collect usage and crash reports from their users only with their full consent.
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