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rsa-key-gen

v0.6.1

Published

rsa key pair and certificate generator

Downloads

38

Readme

rsa-key-gen

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An implementation of openssl genrsa for node.

It makes use of pem module which is dependant upon openssl binary to work as is a wrapper to the command line tool.

Install

$ npm install rsa-key-gen

Usage

rsaKeyGen.generateKeyPair(options, [callback])

(Callback) with error and result signature

options:

  • bits key length in bits
  • cipher default: aes256 see openssl man page for valid options
  • password: string password for key pair

If no options parameter is used bits defaults to 4096 and cipher to 'aes256'

Example


const rsaKeyGen = require('rsa-key-gen');

const options = {
    bits: 4096,
    cipher: 'camellia256',
    password: 'secret'
};

rsaKeyGen.generateKeyPair(options, (err, result) => {

    if (err) {
        throw err
    }
    // Print keypair to console
    console.log('%s\n\n%s', result.private, result.public);

});

rsaKeyGen.generateCertificate(options, [callback])

(Callback) with error and result signature

options

  • selfSigned boolean
  • bits length in bits for certificate

If no options parameter is used bits defaults to 4096 and selfSigned to true

Other valid options are described in the pem modules docs


const options = {
   bits: 4096,
   selfSigned: true
};



rsaKeyGen.generateCertificate(options, (err, result) => {

    if (err) {
        throw err
    }
    // Print cert artifacts to console
    console.log('%s\n\n%s', result.clientKey, result.certificate);
    console.log('%s\n\n%s', result.csr, result.serviceKey);

});

rsaKeyGen.setOpenSSLPath(path)

path custom location of openSSL path

Caveat with this method must be called in between calls to different binaries as value is cached by node's require



rsaKeyGen.setOpenSSLPath('custom/path/to/openssl');

Install rsa-gen cli

npm i rsa-key-gen -g

Todo

  • improve docs
  • improve validation of incoming parameters