#ssl-certificate #cloudflare #tls-certificate #certificate #ssl #acme #https

bin+lib simple-ssl-acme-cloudflare

Simple SSL with ACME and CloudFlare is a tool to simply apply SSL certificates by using OpenSSL and ACME via CloudFlare DNS

17 stable releases

1.1.0 Nov 13, 2023
1.0.14 Nov 4, 2022
1.0.13 Mar 19, 2022
1.0.12 May 6, 2021
1.0.3 Nov 11, 2018

#415 in Cryptography

Download history 8/week @ 2024-02-26 263/week @ 2024-03-11

271 downloads per month

MIT license

16KB
290 lines

Simple SSL with ACME and CloudFlare

CI

Simple SSL with ACME and CloudFlare is a tool to simply apply SSL certificates by using OpenSSL and ACME via CloudFlare DNS.

Help

EXAMPLES:
simple-ssl-acme-cloudflare --cf-email xxx@example.com --cf-key xxxooo                      # Apply a SSL certificate and installs to the ssl folder in the current working directory
simple-ssl-acme-cloudflare --cf-email xxx@example.com --cf-key xxxooo -o /path/to/folder   # Apply a SSL certificate and installs to /path/to/folder

Usage: simple-ssl-acme-cloudflare [OPTIONS]

Options:
      --openssl-path <OPENSSL_PATH>  Specify the path of your compress executable binary file [default: openssl]
      --acme-path <ACME_PATH>        Specify the path of your ACME executable script file [default: acme.sh]
  -o, --output-path <OUTPUT_PATH>    Assign a destination of your installed certificate files. It should be a folder [default: ssl] [aliases: output]
  -k, --cf-key <CF_KEY>              Set the CloudFlare API key for your domain [env: CF_Key=]
  -e, --cf-email <CF_EMAIL>          Set the CloudFlare API email for your domain [env: CF_Email=]
      --force-csr-key                Force to regenerate a new CSR and a new key
      --force-dhparam                Force to regenerate a new dhparam
  -h, --help                         Print help
  -V, --version                      Print version

You need to put a config.txt file into the OUTPUT_PATH directory. That is used for openssl.

License

MIT

Dependencies

~3–14MB
~158K SLoC