rollup-plugin-zxp

A Rollup wrapper of zxp-sign-cmd to bundle your Rollup output into a signed .zxp file, made for Adobe CEP extensions.

Installation

npm install rollup-plugin-zxp

Setup

With Vite (vite.config.js):

import { defineConfig } from 'vite';
import zxp from 'rollup-plugin-zxp';

export default defineConfig({
    build: {
        rollupOptions: {
            plugins: [
                zxp(), // Options required, see below
            ],
        },
    }
});

With Rollup (rollup.config.js):

import zxp from 'rollup-plugin-zxp';

export default {
    plugins: [
        zxp(), // Options required, see below
    ],
};

Recommended Use

Create a .env in your project root and add the following variables:

CERT_COUNTRY=US
CERT_PROVINCE=CA 
CERT_ORG=My Company
CERT_NAME=My Name
CERT_PASSWORD=myPassword
[email protected]

Install the dotenv package to load the variables from the .env file:

npm install dotenv --save

At the top of your rollup.config.js or vite.config.js file import and initialize dotenv

import * as dotenv from 'dotenv';
dotenv.config();

Later on inside the same file, pass your information to the plugin:

zxp({
    selfSignedCert: {
        country: process.env.CERT_COUNTRY,
        province: process.env.CERT_PROVINCE,
        org: process.env.CERT_ORG,
        name: process.env.CERT_NAME,
        email: process.env.CERT_EMAIL,
        password: process.env.CERT_PASSWORD
    },
    sign: {
        password: process.env.CERT_PASSWORD
    },
    gitIgnore: [`.env`, `*.p12`]
})

To build and sign your extension, run npm run build.

What and When?

To create a certificate only:

zxp({
    selfSignedCert: {
        country: process.env.CERT_COUNTRY,
        province: process.env.CERT_PROVINCE,
        org: process.env.CERT_ORG,
        name: process.env.CERT_NAME,
        email: process.env.CERT_EMAIL,
        password: process.env.CERT_PASSWORD,
        output: 'path/to/cert.p12'
    },
})

To sign with an existing certificate:

zxp({
    sign: {
        cert: 'path/to/cert.p12',
        password: process.env.CERT_PASSWORD
    }
})

To create a certificate and use it for signing (recommended).

zxp({
    selfSignedCert: {
        country: process.env.CERT_COUNTRY,
        province: process.env.CERT_PROVINCE,
        org: process.env.CERT_ORG,
        name: process.env.CERT_NAME,
        email: process.env.CERT_EMAIL,
        password: process.env.CERT_PASSWORD // Password must match
    },
    sign: {
        password: process.env.CERT_PASSWORD // Password must match
    }
})

Since we're dealing with personal information in your .env file, it is recommended that you instruct the plugin to create or edit a .gitignore file with the following keys:

zxp({
    gitIgnore: [`.env`, `*.p12`]
})

Now, the .env file and the .p12 certificate file will be ignored by Git.

Options

overrideCert? - If true, it will override the certificate file if it already exists (default: true)

overrideZXP? - If true, it will override the .zxp file if it already exists (default: true)

selfSignedCert

Type: object

• country - The country of the certificate owner.
• province - The province of the certificate owner.
• org - The organization of the certificate owner.
• name - The name of the certificate owner.
• email - The email of the certificate owner.
• password - The password of the certificate owner.
• state? - The state of the certificate owner.
• city? - The city of the certificate owner.
• output? - The path to the .p12 certificate file (default: .secret/cert.p12)

sign

Type: object

• password - The password of the certificate owner.
• input? - The dist folder to be signed (default: dist)
• output? - The path to the .zxp file to be signed (default: working directory)
• cert? - The path to the .p12 certificate file (default: certOptions.output)

License

MIT