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Using the (support-core plugin)[], it is possible to get the list of plugins that are installed on one instance. Using that list (file), we could get the latest score available.
Note: the score system is not keeping track of the different scores for each release. This means that we could have a plugin installed in an older version than the latest available in the update center, and we would get the score of the latest release.
This requires:
HTTP API to get a file from a user
Make sure the file content is not trying to forge any SQL injection
Parse the file to get the list of plugins
Fetch the latest score for those plugins
Returns the scores in a report
Do be discussed: should the report be a nicely presented page or should it be a raw CSV / JSON file?
Using the (support-core plugin)[], it is possible to get the list of plugins that are installed on one instance. Using that list (file), we could get the latest score available.
Note: the score system is not keeping track of the different scores for each release. This means that we could have a plugin installed in an older version than the latest available in the update center, and we would get the score of the latest release.
This requires:
Do be discussed: should the report be a nicely presented page or should it be a raw CSV / JSON file?
cc @jleon33
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