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pdf-rfc3161-cli

v0.2.1

Published

Command-line interface for pdf-rfc3161

Readme

pdf-rfc3161-cli

pdf-rfc3161-cli is the command-line interface for RFC 3161 PDF timestamping.

Install and run

npm install --global pdf-rfc3161-cli
pdf-rfc3161 --help

Or run it without a global installation:

npx pdf-rfc3161-cli --help

Commands

pdf-rfc3161 timestamp https://freetsa.org/tsr document.pdf timestamped.pdf
pdf-rfc3161 verify timestamped.pdf
pdf-rfc3161 archive https://freetsa.org/tsr timestamped.pdf renewed.pdf

FreeTSA is used here only as a testing/development endpoint. Selecting a TSA URL does not trust its timestamps; choose a production TSA and verification roots according to your policy.

timestamp enables LTV by default and collects DSS candidate material. Use --no-ltv for a basic signature without automatic collection. The signature dictionary omits /M by default because the timestamp token carries signed genTime; --omit-m is retained only as compatibility syntax.

Verify with an explicit trust policy

pdf-rfc3161 verify timestamped.pdf --trust-store roots.pem

--trust-store accepts a PEM file containing trusted CA certificates. Without it, verification reports cryptographic consistency but does not evaluate TSA trust. LTV data and a valid timestamp structure are not substitutes for a trust policy.

Encrypted-PDF parsing remains disabled by default. Use verify --ignore-encryption only for explicit diagnostic workflows where accepting the parser's encrypted-document handling is appropriate.

See the full documentation, CLI source, and trust-store guidance.