Crates.io | x509cert |
lib.rs | x509cert |
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source | src |
created_at | 2024-11-30 06:17:13.895683 |
updated_at | 2024-11-30 06:17:13.895683 |
description | anypki fork of X.509 certificate parser and utility functionality |
homepage | |
repository | https://github.com/delta4chat/cryptography-rs |
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id | 1466347 |
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x509-certificate
is a library crate for interfacing with X.509 certificates.
It supports the following:
This crate has not undergone a security audit. It does not
employ many protections for malformed data when parsing certificates.
Use at your own risk. See additional notes in src/lib.rs
.
The root of the repository is a Cargo workspace and has a lot of members.
The dependency tree for the entire repo is massive and cargo build
likely
will fail due to Python dependency weirdness.
For best results, cd x509-certificate
and run commands there. Or
cargo build -p x509-certificate
, cargo test -p x509-certificate
, etc.