How to use the @snyk/cli-interface.legacyPlugin function in @snyk/cli-interface
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snyk / snyk / src / lib / plugins / get-multi-plugin-result.ts View on Github 
options: Options & TestOptions,
targetFiles: string[],
): Promise {
const allResults: ScannedProjectCustom[] = [];
for (const targetFile of targetFiles) {
const optionsClone = _.cloneDeep(options);
optionsClone.file = path.basename(targetFile);
optionsClone.packageManager = detectPackageManagerFromFile(
optionsClone.file,
);
try {
const inspectRes = await getSinglePluginResult(root, optionsClone);
let resultWithScannedProjects: cliInterface.legacyPlugin.MultiProjectResult;
if (!cliInterface.legacyPlugin.isMultiResult(inspectRes)) {
resultWithScannedProjects = {
plugin: inspectRes.plugin,
scannedProjects: [
{
depTree: inspectRes.package,
targetFile: inspectRes.plugin.targetFile,
meta: inspectRes.meta,
},
],
};
} else {
resultWithScannedProjects = inspectRes;
}
// annotate the package manager, project name & targetFile to be used
// for test & monitor@snyk/cli-interface
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