Your Source Code and Security

How does Emtrey use your source code? We understand you may have some security concerns about a third party reading privileged information regarding your source code and data. Emtrey will never transmit or store any of your source code or data. Emtrey will transmit...

Supported Frameworks

Overview Below is a list of supported web application frameworks that Emtrey officially supports and is regularly tested on. We continually add new supported frameworks and this list is kept up to date. Web Application Frameworks React Angular Gatsby Vue.js Phoenix...

Establish a Baseline for a Project

Overview Emtrey requires all projects to be managed by version control, git. No matter which branching strategy your team follows (eg. gitflow), utilizing different branches and commits is key to Emtrey tracking changes. By default, Emtrey compares all branches to the...

Installing Emtrey

Prerequisites Before you can use Emtrey, you will need to make sure that you have Node (and it’s accompanying package manager, npm) installed on your machine. Running Emtrey For Emtrey to inspect an application for changes, run these steps: Navigate to the root...