The class provided by this package makes it incredibly easy to query the properties on an ssl certificate. We have three options for fetching a certficate. Here's an example:
use Spatie\SslCertificate\SslCertificate;
// fetch the certificate using an url
$certificate = SslCertificate::createForHostName('spatie.be');
// or from a certificate file
$certificate = SslCertificate::createFromFile($pathToCertificateFile);
// or from a string
$certificate = SslCertificate::createFromString($certificateData);
$certificate->getIssuer(); // returns "Let's Encrypt Authority X3"
$certificate->isValid(); // returns true if the certificate is currently valid
$certificate->validFromDate(); // returns a Carbon instance Carbon
$certificate->expirationDate(); // returns a Carbon instance Carbon
$certificate->lifespanInDays(); // return the amount of days between validFromDate and expirationDate
$certificate->expirationDate()->diffInDays(); // returns an int
$certificate->getSignatureAlgorithm(); // returns a string
$certificate->getOrganization(); // returns the organization name when availableIf you want to download certificates even if they are invalid (for example, if they are expired), you can pass a $verifyCertificate boolean to SslCertificate::createFromHostname() as the third argument, for example:
$certificate = SslCertificate::createForHostName('expired.badssl.com', $timeoutInSeconds, false);
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You can install the package via composer:
composer require spatie/ssl-certificateCurrently this package does not check if the certificate is signed by a trusted authority. We'll add this check soon in a next point release.
You can create an instance of Spatie\SslCertificate\SslCertificate with this named constructor:
$certificate = SslCertificate::createForHostName('spatie.be');You can use this fluent style to specify a specific port to connect to.
SslCertificate::download()
->usingPort($customPort)
->forHost($hostName);You can check the certificate on a different IP address using the same style.
SslCertificate::download()
->fromIpAddress($ipAddress)
->forHost($hostName);You can specify socket context options.
SslCertificate::download()
->withSocketContextOptions([
'option' => 'value',
])
->forHost($hostName);If the given ipAddress is invalid Spatie\SslCertificate\Exceptions\InvalidIpAddress will be thrown.
If the given hostName is invalid Spatie\SslCertificate\Exceptions\InvalidUrl will be thrown.
If the given hostName is valid but there was a problem downloading the certifcate Spatie\SslCertificate\Exceptions\CouldNotDownloadCertificate will be thrown.
$certificate->getIssuer(); // returns "Let's Encrypt Authority X3"Returns the primary domain name for the certificate
$certificate->getDomain(); // returns "spatie.be"Returns the algorithm used for signing the certificate
$certificate->getSignatureAlgorithm(); // returns "RSA-SHA256"Returns the organization belonging to the certificate
$certificate->getOrganization(); // returns "Spatie BVBA"A certificate can cover multiple (sub)domains. Here's how to get them.
$certificate->getAdditionalDomains(); // returns ["spatie.be", "www.spatie.be]A domain name return with this method can start with * meaning it is valid for all subdomains of that domain.
$certificate->getFingerprint(); // returns a fingerprint for the certificate$certificate->getFingerprintSha256(); // returns a SHA256 fingerprint for the certificate$certificate->validFromDate(); // returns an instance of Carbon$certificate->expirationDate(); // returns an instance of CarbonReturns true if the current Date and time is between validFromDate and expirationDate.
$certificate->isValid(); // returns a booleanYou also use this method to determine if a given domain is covered by the certificate. Of course it'll keep checking if the current Date and time is between validFromDate and expirationDate.
$certificate->isValid('spatie.be'); // returns true;
$certificate->isValid('laravel.com'); // returns false;Returns true if the certificate is valid and if the expirationDate is after the given date.
$certificate->isValidUntil(Carbon::now()->addDays(7)); // returns a boolean$certificate->isExpired(); // returns a boolean if expiredPlease see CHANGELOG for more information what has changed recently.
composer testPlease see CONTRIBUTING for details.
If you discover any security related issues, please email freek@spatie.be instead of using the issue tracker.
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The helper functions and tests were copied from the Laravel Framework.
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