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generate-ssh

v0.0.2

Published

A wrapper around ssh-keygen

Downloads

7

Readme

generate-ssh is a small wrapper around the ssh-keygen tool. It supports proper error handling, doesn't call the callback multiple times (:<) and has some support for locating the ssh-keygen executable on Windows.

generate(opts { additionalPaths, comment, bits }, cb(err, data{ private, public }))

The generate function internally automatically tries to locate the ssh-keygen binary. It searches for the executable in PATH and in some commonly found places on Windows. Alternatively, you can provide the additionalPaths option. It's an array with paths to search in.

You can also provide the comment and bits option, which modify how the ssh-keygen binary is called.

The generated private and public keys are provided to the callback in an object with private and public keys.

locate(searchPaths, cb(err, location))

locate takes an array searchPaths and tries to find the ssh-keygen executable in them. If it does find them, it calls the callback with the final resolved path as the location argument. If it doesn't the callback is called with an error.