node-openssl-verify-cert-updated
Verify a certificate against a trusted CA bundle. Works with node 12+
This package utilizes OpenSSL library, rather than spawning a child process like many of other packages.
Note
This package was originally authored by Beeven Yip beeven@hotmail.com and was forked from node-openssl-verify-cert
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It did not work with node v12 and higher. This package is simply an update that works for node 12 and above
Installation
Linux
$ npm install node-openssl-verify-cert-updated
Mac
On macOS 10.12 sierra, openssl must be install via brew. The default location of openssl is /usr/local/opt/openssl
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$ brew install openssl$ npm install node-openssl-verify-cert-updated
Windows
According to https://github.com/nodejs/node-gyp/wiki/Linking-to-OpenSSL, you should have OpenSSL for Windows installed in advanced. It can be downloaded at http://slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html. Make sure you have installed the full version which contains development libraries.
\> npm install node-openssl-verify-cert-updated --openssl_root="C:/OpenSSL-Win64 (where openssl is installed)"
Usage
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- cert: The certificate to verify in pem format, as a string.
- ca: The trusted ca bundle in pem format
- callback: A callback function with 2 arguments, e.g. function(err,result){}. If callback is null or undefined, the function returns a promise;
- err: null if verification succeeded; the reason in string if verification failed.
- result: return 1 if verification succeeded, 0 if verification failed, and -1 if there is no certificates in cert.
more examples, see unit tests.
Using callback
var fs = verifier = ; var ca = fs cert = fs; verifier;
Using promise
verifier ;
Using generator function
var co = ;