Security Testing That Makes Sense

@Test
fun `vulnerability test`() {
    Delvelin()
        .setOutputFormat(OutputFileFormat.HTML)
        .setAutoLaunchBrowser(true) // Opens browser for HTML reports
        .setAllowedExtensions(".java", ".kt") 
        .setShowSaveDialog(true)
        .setShowDate(true)
        .scan()
}

@Test
fun `vulnerability test with custom listener for android`() {
    Delvelin().setLogListener(object : LogListener {
        override fun onGetLog(s: String) {
            Log.d("DelvelinLog", s)
        }

        override fun onGetLog(stringBuffer: StringBuffer) {
            Log.d("DelvelinLog", stringBuffer.toString())
        }
    }).scan()
}

class ExampleCustomDetector : BaseDetector() {

    init {
        this.vulnerabilities = Vulnerabilities.UNSAFE_REFLECTION
    }

    override fun detect(line: String, lineNumber: Int) {
        if (line.contains("examplePattern")) {
            val specificLocation = specificLocation(lineNumber)
            setValidVulnerability(
                specificLocation,
                "Example finding",
                "Detected example pattern in the code"
            )
        }
    }

    override fun detect(content: String) {
        if (content.contains("examplePattern")) {
            val specificLocation = specificLocation(-1)
            setValidVulnerability(
                specificLocation,
                "Example finding", 
                "Detected example pattern in the full content"
            )
        }
    }
}

// Usage in tests
@Test
fun `test using your own custom detector`() {
    Delvelin().setOutputFormat(OutputFileFormat.HTML)
        .addCustomDetector(ExampleCustomDetector())
        .scan()
}