CheckSSLCert 0.1.1

CheckSSLCert is a Python library that allows you to check the SSL certificate status.

CheckSSLCert

CheckSSLCert is a Python library that allows you to check the SSL certificate status for single or multiple domains. It provides an easy way to determine if an SSL certificate is active, the number of days left until it expires, and additional certificate information.

Installation

You can install CheckSSLCert using pip:

pip install CheckSSLCert

Usage

SSL Validation (Single Domain)

To check the SSL certificate status for a single domain, you can use the from_link function from validate class.

Here's a sample code demonstrating the usage:

from CheckSSLCert import validate

# Create an from_link object for the domain
checker = validate.from_link("example.com")

# Check the SSL certificate status
status = checker.IsActive()
days_left = checker.getDayLeft()
info = checker.getInfo()

# Print the results
print("SSL Status:", status)
print("Days Left:", days_left)
print("Certificate Info:", info)

# Print the SSL certificate Report
print(checker)

Bulk SSL Validation (Multiple Domains - CSV File)

To check the SSL certificate status for multiple domains, you can use the from_file function from validate class.

Print the SSL certificate status report to the console

Here's a sample code demonstrating the usage:

from CheckSSLCert import validate

# Create a from_file object with the path to the domain list file (CSV format)
checker = validate.from_file("domain_list.csv")

# Print the SSL certificate status report to the console (Full Report)
checker.print_report()

# Print the SSL certificate status report to the console (Partial Report)
checker.print_report(IsAll=False)

Note:

• If you want to print the complete report, set IsAll to True. By default, the full report is printed.
• If you want to print the report only for the domains with expired or expiring in 14 days, set IsAll to False.

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Send the SSL certificate status report via email

Here's a sample code demonstrating the usage:

from CheckSSLCert import validate

# Create a from_file object with the path to the domain list file (CSV format)
checker = validate.from_file("domain_list.csv")

# Configure the Mail Server
mail_config = {'sender': "[e-mail]",
               'password': "passward",
               'receiver': ["[e-mail]", "[e-mail]"],
               'subject': "SSL Checker Report",
               'smtp_server': "smtp.gmail.com",
               'port': 587}

# Send the SSL certificate status report to an email address (Full Report)
checker.send_report(mail_config, IsAll=True)

# Send the SSL certificate status report to an email address (Partial Report)
checker.send_report(mail_config, IsAll=False)

Note:

• If you want to you a different mail server, set smtp_server to the SMTP server address in mail_config.
• If you want to use TLS, set port to 587 in mail_config.
• If you want to use SSL, set port to 465 in mail_config.
• If you want to send the complete report, set IsAll to True. By default, the full report is sent.
• If you want to send the report only for the domains with expired or expiring in 14 days, set IsAll to False.

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Save the SSL certificate status report to a file

Here's a sample code demonstrating the usage:

from CheckSSLCert import validate

# Create a from_file object with the path to the domain list file (CSV format)
checker = validate.from_file("domain_list.csv")

# Save the SSL certificate status report to a file (HTML format)

# By default, the report is saved in HTML format
checker.save_report("C:\Users\YourUsername\Desktop") 

# Save the SSL certificate status report to a file (CSV format)
checker.save_report("C:\Users\YourUsername\Desktop", file_type="csv")

Note:

• If you want to save the complete report, set IsAll to True. By default, the full report is saved.
• If you want to save the report only for the domains with expired or expiring in 14 days, set IsAll to False.
• By default, the report is saved in HTML format. If you want to save the report in CSV format, set file_type to csv.

Domain List File Format

The domain list file should be in CSV format. The first row should contain the column names. Here's a sample domain list file:

Click the Download button and Save it as domain_list.csv.

File Format

S.No	Website_Name	Website_URL
1	Google	https://google.com
2	Facebook - Mobile	https://m.facebook.com
3	Twitter	www.twitter.com

Contribution

Contributions are welcome! If you have any suggestions, improvements, or bug fixes, please submit a pull request.

License

Released under MIT by @Huntroid-India.