CertGenerator
Python module to generate key, certificate request, self signed certificate and p12 certificate
Information
This can be used only with python2.7
Getting started
required modules:
Click
pyOpenSSL
pycparser
PyYAML
Installing package using pip
$ pip install CertGenerator
Usage
Usage: cert [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]... A command line tool to create and read CSR and P12 Options: -V, --version show version and exit -h, --help Show this message and exit. Commands: config Edit or read config ini create Create a single CSR create-multiple Create multiple certificate using csv file create-multiple-p12 Create multiple p12 using csv file create-p12 Create a simple p12 Need key file and pem file init Create or edit certificate folder and csv file Add... read Read csr or p12
PRE-CONFIGURATION
Configuration files
serial |
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test1 |
test2 |
test3 |
config.ini
- Create default folder
May require sudo
Default folder => $HOME/Documents/CertGenerator/
copy default csv file to $HOME/Documents/CertGenerator/csv/serial.csv
copy yaml file to $HOME/Documents/CertGenerator/csr.yaml
$ sudo cert init
- To change default folder or default csv:
May require sudo
$ sudo cert init -cert [path/of/folder] -csv [path/of/csv/file]
or
$ sudo cert config edit -cert [path/of/folder] -csv [path/of/csv/file]
- To edit yaml file:
Enter the desired subject
Enter “-” to keep empty
If you want to create multiple csr using serial.csv, don’t use Commmon Name => just enter “-” to keep empty
Note: You always have old csr.yaml in folder under format csr.yam_[date od modification]
$ cert config edit-yaml
CONFIGURATION
Create csr
Create one csr
Use -c if you want to use csr.yaml to create csr
Use -f to overwrite existing csr
The key and csr files will be created in {folder}/certificate/csr/
- Example: With the command below it will create
{folder}/certificate/csr/test/test.csr
{folder}/certificate/csr/test/test.key
$ cert create test -c [-f]
Create multiple csr
Use -c if you want to use csv file and csr.yaml
Use -f to overwrite existing csr
* cert create-multiple -c [-f]
Create p12
Create one p12
You need pem file and key file:
Use -f to overwrite existing p12
$ cert create-p12 test.p12 [-f] --pem [path/of/pem file] --key [path/of/key file] -pass [password(default:3z6F2Xfc)]
Create multiple p12
for creating multiple p12: pem file, key file and p12 must have the same name
Use -f to overwrite existing p12
- Example if you create test1.p12 test2.P12 …:
In the csv file, you must have test1 test2 …
The pem files must be test1.pem test2.pem …
The key files must be test1.key test2.key …
It will search key files in folder/certificate/csr/
$ cert create-multiple-p12 -c [-f] --pem-folder [path/of/pem folder]
If you want to use an other folder to search key files, add –key-folder:
$ cert create-multiple-p12 -c [-f] --pem-folder [path/of/pem folder] --key-folder [path/of/key folder]
ChangeLog
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Links
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Metadata
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