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<h1>Certparser</h1>

<h2>What is it?</h2>

<p>Certparser is a fairly small module that will parse an X.509 certificate (commonly referred to as &ldquo;HTTPS certificates&rdquo;, &ldquo;SSL certificates&rdquo; (even though proper modern implementations should be using TLS), etc.), either locally as a file (or input stream, etc.) or remote (across a small subset of protocols which will expand with time). X.509 is a complex thing, so if I missed part of it let me know! (RFC numbers and sections <em>very</em> welcome.)</p>

<p>It can be invoked directly as a command:</p>

<p><code>bash
./certparser.py
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<p>(See <code>./certparser.py --help</code> for more information on usage.)</p>

<p>Or as a python module:</p>

<p>```python
import certparser</p>

<p>parser = certparser.CertParse(&lsquo;square-r00t.net&rsquo;)
print(parser.cert) # prints the fetched certificate
print(parser.certinfo) # prints the parsed certificate information
```</p>

<p>(See <code>pydoc certparser</code> for more information on usage.)</p>
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# Certparser

NOTE: CURRENTLY THIS IS NON-FUNCTIONAL. It is being restructured for packaging in PyPI. If you need it, the standalone version remains [in OpTools](https://git.square-r00t.net/OpTools/tree/ssl_tls/certparser.py) for now.

## What is it?
Certparser is a fairly small module that will parse an X.509 certificate. These are commonly referred to as "HTTPS certificates", "SSL certificates" (even though proper modern implementations should be using TLS), etc.

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