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A small, fast, JavaScript-based JavaScript parser
JavaScript · 11.5k stars · last push October 8, 2026
acornjs/acorn is a JavaScript parser written in JavaScript. The repository provides a small and fast implementation for parsing JavaScript code, making it useful for tools and applications that need to analyze or transform JavaScript syntax.
nittim scanned 103 files in acornjs/acorn and found no deterministic findings. There were no committed credentials on production paths, no vulnerable runtime dependencies, and no vulnerable packages detected.
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Written from nittim's own scan on October 11, 2026; rescanned when the repository changes.
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Read 103 of 103 eligible files. Commit 32d0923. 2026-10-11.
What the scanners found
- Committed secrets on production paths
- 0
- Vulnerable runtime dependencies
- 0
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- What did nittim read in acornjs/acorn?
- nittim read 103 of 103 eligible files in acornjs/acorn. The reading ran on October 11, 2026. It was taken at commit 32d0923.
- Did nittim find committed secrets or vulnerable dependencies in acornjs/acorn?
- The rule-based scan found 0 committed secrets and 0 vulnerable dependencies in acornjs/acorn. No vulnerable dependency was found by the rule-based scan. A scan that finds nothing has found nothing; it is not a guarantee.
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