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sslf

v1.0.0

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> Generate and trust a self signed certificate on macOS.

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sslf

Generate and trust a self signed certificate on macOS.

Install

npm i -g sslf

Usage

sslf domain [sub] [sub] ...

For example:

sslf example.com www staging
  1. Would create a self signed certificate for example.com, www.example.com and staging.example.com
  2. Would be stored in /etc/letsencrypt/live/example.com
  3. Would be added to trusted certificates in keychain.

Why is it asking for a password?

An admin password is required in the process because of:

  • writing in the now protected /etc directory
  • trusting the certificate