simple-csr-generator
v4.0.1
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Generates a Simple Certificate Signing Request (CSR) using existing public and private key pairs.
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Simple Certificate Signing Request Generator (CSR)
A robust and secure JavaScript library for generating Certificate Signing Requests (CSRs)
This library follows the PKCS#10
specification and implements CSR generation with SHA-256
signing.
Features
PKCS#10
compliant implementationDNS
Subject Alternative Names (SAN
)DER
encoding withbase64url
output format
Usage
import { generateCSRWithExistingKeys } from 'simple-csr-generator';
async function generateCSR(publicKeyES256, privateKeyES256) {
try {
const commonName = 'www.ssl.boats';
const dnsNames = ["www.ssl.boats", "ssl.boats"];
const csr = await generateCSRWithExistingKeys(commonName, publicKeyES256, privateKeyES256, dnsNames);
console.log('Generated CSR:', csr);
} catch (error) {
console.error('Failed to generate CSR:', error);
}
}
API Reference
generateCSRWithExistingKeys(commonName, publicKey, privateKey, dnsNames)
Generates a SHA-256
Certificate Signing Request (CSR) in DER
format, encoded as base64url
string, following the PKCS#10
specification.
Parameters
commonName
(string): The common name (CN
) to be included in theCSR
subject field.publicKey
(KeyObject): The public key to be included in theCSR
.privateKey
(KeyObject): The private key that corresponds to the provided public key.dnsNames
(array): Array of DNS names to use for Subject Alternative Names (SAN
)
Returns
Promise<string>
: Base64URL-encodedDER
formatCSR
Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.
For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Acknowledgments
RFC 2986
-PKCS #10
: Certification Request Syntax Specification
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