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export-keyvault-public-key

v1.0.0

Published

Utility program for exporting the public key from keyvault as a PEM

Downloads

6

Readme

Utilities for getting PEM from RSA key stored in keyvault

If you have a clientId and clientSecret that has GET access to the key

Update the keyvault credentials and keyId stored in config/default.json Run npm install Run node pem-gen-client-access.js

If your user has GET access to the key (through AD credentials)

Run npm install Run./pem-gen-user-access.sh -n <vault-name> -k <key-name> -v <version>

How to get a public key from keyvault (voodoo)

Clone this project and then setup some symlinks to make everything usable.....

To use the js files:

cd util
npm install
npm link

For the bash scripts:

cd /usr/local/bin
ln -s {path-to-project-folder}/util/extract-public-key.sh
ln -s {path-to-project-folder}/util/convert-pem-2-string.sh

Once you have done these two steps, then you are good to go.....

extract-public-key.sh -n dataprotection4867628 -k internal-message-authentication-key

This script will create a pem file named after the key name (.pem) containing the public key.

If you need the public key as a string (for config) then do this:

convert-pem-2-string.sh internal-message-authentication-key.pem