CertGenerator 2.1.20

A simple command line tools to create and read CSR and P12

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, --verbose  Display only if necessary
  -d, --debug    Display all details
  -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.csv

serial
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

see changes

Links

• Releases: https://pypi.org/project/CertGenerator/

• Code: https://github.com/johndoe-dev/CertGenerator.git