Phase 1: Core Security Scanner Setup

Objectives

• Establish the basic structure of the security scanner application
• Implement core data models and state management
• Create the primary UI components for user interaction
• Set up local storage for scan history

Tasks

1. Setup Base Data Models

• Define interfaces for scan results, findings, and summary
• Create types for severity levels and scan statuses
• Implement mock data generation for testing

2. Implement State Management

• Create a custom hook for managing scan state
• Set up local storage integration for persistence
• Implement basic CRUD operations for scan results

3. Build Core UI Components

• Create the scanner form component
• Implement the scan results display
• Build the scan history view
• Design the repository input with validation

4. Setup API Integration

• Create a service layer for edge function communication
• Implement error handling for API requests
• Add loading states for better user experience

Testing Criteria

• The scanner form should validate repository inputs
• Scan results should be properly displayed with severity indicators
• Scan history should persist across page refreshes
• Mock API should correctly simulate the scanning process
• UI should be responsive across different device sizes

Deliverables

• Working scanner form with repository input
• Results display component showing mock findings
• Functional scan history with persistence
• Unit tests covering core functionality

Notes

• Focus on establishing a solid foundation without overengineering
• Ensure all environment variables are properly configured
• Document all APIs and interfaces as they are developed
• Create small, focused components that can be reused in later phases