aio-cli-plugin-certificate's Introduction

Usage

aio-cli-plugin-certificate

Adobe I/O CLI commands to generate and validate private certs, and public key pairs for use with Adobe I/O Console

aio-cli-plugin-certificate
Usage
Commands

Usage

$ aio plugins:install -g @adobe/aio-cli-plugin-certificate
$ # OR
$ aio discover -i
$ aio certificate --help

Commands

aio certificate
aio certificate:generate
aio certificate:verify FILE

`aio certificate`

Generate or verify a certificate for use with Adobe I/O

USAGE
  $ aio certificate

See code: src/commands/certificate/index.js

`aio certificate:generate`

Generate a new private/public key pair

USAGE
  $ aio certificate:generate

OPTIONS
  -c, --country=country            Country Name
  -l, --locality=locality          Locality, or city name

  -n, --name=name                  [default: selfsign.localhost] Common Name: typically a host domain name, like
                                   www.mysite.com

  -o, --organization=organization  Organization name

  -s, --state=state                State or Province

  -u, --unit=unit                  Organizational unit or department

  --days=days                      [default: 365] Number of days the certificate should be valid for. (Max 365)

  --keyout=keyout                  [default: private.key] file to send the key to

  --out=out                        [default: certificate_pub.crt] output file

DESCRIPTION
  Generate a self-signed certificate to enable https:// on localhost or signing jwt payloads for interacting with Adobe 
  services.

See code: src/commands/certificate/generate.js

`aio certificate:verify FILE`

Verify a certificate for use with Adobe I/O

USAGE
  $ aio certificate:verify FILE

ARGUMENTS
  FILE  file path to certificate to verify

OPTIONS
  --days=days  +- is certificate valid in --days

DESCRIPTION
  Verifies that the certificate is valid, and/or will not expire in [--days] days from now.

See code: src/commands/certificate/verify.js