Certificate Authority Helper #415
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This pull request introduces a new Certificate Authority (CA) helper to the library, enabling users to issue certificates using an existing CA key and certificate without manually rebuilding the PKI state. It adds a new
CAclass, integrates it into the main module, documents its usage, and provides comprehensive tests for its functionality.Certificate Authority Helper:
CertificateAuthorityclass inlib/ca.jsthat allows issuing certificates using an existing CA key, certificate, and optional chain. This class handles CSR creation, certificate signing, serial number formatting, and validity window resolution.pem.CAin the main module (lib/pem.js).Documentation:
README.mdwith a new section describing how to use theCAhelper to issue certificates, including usage examples and option descriptions.Testing:
test/ca.spec.jsto verify the CA helper's functionality, including default validity, custom validity windows, intermediate chain support, and error handling for invalid date ranges.## SummaryTesting
https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_68fe7439e11c832eb03bd921e66ec684