Tesla MCP Server

#!/bin/bash echo "Checking for potential secrets or credentials in tracked files..." # List of common secret patterns to look for PATTERNS=( "TESLA_CLIENT_ID=" "TESLA_CLIENT_SECRET=" "TESLA_REFRESH_TOKEN=" "access_token" "refresh_token" "id_token" "client_secret" "client_id" "Bearer " "-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----" "-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----" "-----BEGIN EC PRIVATE KEY-----" "auth_token=" "Authorization: Bearer" "password:" "api_key" "apikey" "secret" ) # Files to exclude from checking (adjust this as needed) EXCLUDED_FILES=( ".git/" "node_modules/" "build/" ".env" ".env." "*.env" "check-secrets.sh" "*.pem" "keys/" ".gitignore" ) # Construct the exclude pattern for grep EXCLUDE_PATTERN="" for exclude in "${EXCLUDED_FILES[@]}"; do EXCLUDE_PATTERN="$EXCLUDE_PATTERN --exclude-dir=$exclude --exclude=$exclude" done # Check each pattern for pattern in "${PATTERNS[@]}"; do echo "Checking for pattern: $pattern" RESULTS=$(grep -r $EXCLUDE_PATTERN "$pattern" . --include="*.js" --include="*.ts" --include="*.json" --include="*.md" 2>/dev/null) if [ -n "$RESULTS" ]; then echo "⚠️ WARNING: Potential secret or credential found for pattern '$pattern':" echo "$RESULTS" echo "" fi done echo "Done checking for secrets." echo "Run this script before committing to ensure no secrets are accidentally committed." echo "Note: This is a basic check and may have false positives or miss some patterns." echo "Always manually review your code before pushing to a repository."