using gitleak to scan a github repo

scan-repo-gitleaks.sh

#########Scan a given github url passed as parameter with gitleaks
#eg: REPO=https://github.com/Telefonica/epg-airflow 
# Other Param
#SERVER_DESTINO_SSH="github.com"

Scan_Repo()
{
  REPO="$1"
  REPO_FORMATED=`echo "$REPO" | sed -e 's@https://github.com/@@g' -e'[email protected]@@g' `
  REPO_FORMATED_SHORT_NAME=` echo $REPO_FORMATED  | cut -d\/ -f2`
  DIRECTORIO_DE_TRABAJO=/tmp/scans

  mkdir -p ${DIRECTORIO_DE_TRABAJO} ; cd ${DIRECTORIO_DE_TRABAJO}
  echo Cloning $REPO :::
  echo "git clone git@${SERVER_DESTINO_SSH}:${REPO_FORMATED}.git"
  git clone git@${SERVER_DESTINO_SSH}:${REPO_FORMATED}.git
  cd  ${REPO_FORMATED_SHORT_NAME}
  pwd ; ls -altr 
  echo "Scann $REPO using gitleaks..."
  gitleaks  -p . -q  --threads 5 |  jq ". += {\"source_repository\":\"$REPO_FORMATED\"}"  | tee -a /tmp/vulnerabilities.json 
  cd /tmp ; rm -rf ${DIRECTORIO_DE_TRABAJO}
  INCIDENCIAS_ACUMULADAS=`grep -c '"file"' /tmp/vulnerabilities.json`
  echo "Vulnerabilities found: ${INCIDENCIAS_ACUMULADAS}" 
}