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csr-helper

v2.1.0

Published

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Downloads

155

Readme

npm version

Install:

npm install csr-helper

Usage:

var api = require('csr-helper');

Example:

var api = require('csr-helper');
api.create.keypair(2048).then(function(keypair){
  var csr1 = api.create.csr.ServerPass({
    CN : 'test.de',
    L : 'UnknownCity',
    O : 'testOrganization',
    C : 'DE'
  },keypair.privateKey, keypair.publicKey);

  console.log(api.export.csr(csr1));

  var csr2 = api.create.csr.Email({
    O : 'T-Systems',
    C : 'DE',
    OU1 : 'TeleSecTest-ShortTerm',
    OU2 : 'Test-1ke',
    OU3 : 'test',
    firstname : 'Max',
    lastname : 'Example',
    emails : [
      '[email protected]',
      '[email protected]',
      '[email protected]',
      '[email protected]'
    ]
  },keypair.privateKey, keypair.publicKey);

  console.log(api.export.csr(csr2));
},function(err){
  console.error(err);
});

Key Generation

  • nodejs => local installation of openssl
  • browser => web crypto API (http://caniuse.com/#feat=cryptography)

API:

  • create
    • keypair(keylength) : promise.<keypair>
    • p12(<forge private key> privateKey, <forge pkcs7> pkcs7, (optional) <string> friendlyName, (optional) <string> password) : <forge p12>
    • csr
      • serverpass(<serverPassData>, <forge private key> privateKey, <forge public key> publicKey) : <forge csr>
      • email(<emailData>, <forge private key> privateKey, <forge public key> publicKey) : <forge csr>
  • display
    • csr(<forge csr>) : <object> // object contains filtered data from the csr for displaying usage
  • export
    • keypair
      • privateKey(<forge private key> privateKey, (optional) <string> password) : <(encrypted) pem private key>
      • publicKey(<forge public key> publicKey) : <pem public key>
    • csr(<forge csr> csr) : <pem csr>
    • p12(<forge p12> p12) : <der p12>
    • bulk(<bulk> bulk, <string> type) : jszip/generateAsync({type:type})
  • import
    • keypair(<forge private key> privateKey, (optional) <string> password) : <keypair>
    • csr(<pem csr> csr) : <forge csr>
    • p7(<pem/der pkcs7> pkcs7) : <forge pkcs7>
    • bulk(<csv content> csv, <string> ou1, <string> ou2) : <bulk>
  • hasNativeCrypto() : <boolean> // check if the script is running on the browser and web crypto is available

All functions except api.create.keypair (promise rejection) and api.import.bulk (exception, examples/bulk.js) will return false if the input is invalid.

keypair = {  // <keypair>
  privateKey : <forge private key>,
  publicKey : <forge pkcs7>
}
serverPassData = {  // <serverPassData>
  CN : <string>,
  L : <string>,
  O : <string>,
  C : <string>,
  (optional) OU1 : <string>,
  (optional) OU2 : <string>,
  (optional) OU3 : <string>,
  (optional) OU4 : <string>,
  (optional) OU5 : <string>,
  (optional) streetAddress : <string>,
  (optional) postalCode : <string>
}
emailData = {  // <emailData>
  O : <string>,
  C : <string>,
  firstname : <string>,
  lastname : <string>,
  emails : <array, 1-4 e-mails>,
  OU1 : <string>,
  OU2 : <string>,
  (optional) OU3 : <string>
}

<csv content> => examples/bulk/bulk-template.csv