Simply create OpenSSL certificates for your local web or mobile development that just work!
Requires Deno
deno install --force --allow-read --allow-write --allow-run --name webssl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/m8finder/webssl/main/cli.tsYou can also specify a release version instead: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/m8finder/webssl/v3.0.0/mod.ts
Use Nest to securely install this package using blockchain.
deno install --force --allow-read --allow-write --allow-run --name webssl https://x.nest.land/webssl@latest/cli.ts
or with eggs:
eggs install --force --allow-read --allow-write --allow-run https://x.nest.land/webssl@latest/cli.ts
You can also specify a release version instead: https://x.nest.land/[email protected]/cli.ts
| Flag | Explanation |
|---|---|
--allow-read |
To read written certificate parts and your config |
--allow-write |
To write certificate parts |
--allow-run |
To run the openssl command |
--force |
Override existing instances |
--name |
Use webssl as the executable binary name |
webssl [options] <destination>
webssl --filename dev_certThe default destination is
certs. To override it just prepend a path (relative or absolute) to the command but make sure it is not following any option flag.
| Option | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
--help |
prints this help message | / |
--debug |
print some debuggin information | / |
--config |
path to a custom config toml | webssl.toml |
--filename |
the generated files filename | dev |
The configuration is written in toml. Read more about toml
Example webssl.toml file:
filename="dev"
destination="certs"
domains = [
"example.dev",
"api.example.dev"
]
ips = [
"142.24.51.122"
]
commonName = "com.github.webssl"
countryName = "DE"
stateOrProvinceName = "Germany"
localityName = "Frankfurt am Main"
organizationName = "WebSSL"
organizationalUnitName = "Development"
emailAddress = "[email protected]"If you work on a Mac, I recommend you to create a new keychain called
development where you save all certificates that are unsafe or only for the
purpose of development.
Please run make setup before starting any development. Increase the version in
pkg.ts if you are allowed to create a release.
Install globally with the following command:
make install
For more commands read the Makefile.
- write more tests
- add to deno
xthird-party modules list - create single executable
- curl shell script to add single executable to users bin
- make it available in:
- npm
- brew
- use json import when ready: denoland/deno#7623
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