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kigkonsult/openssltoolbox
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the PHP OpenSSL Toolbox

v1.0.1(4y ago)531LGPL-3.0-or-laterPHPPHP >=7.0 <8.0

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OpenSSLToolbox
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[](#openssltoolbox)

provides object-oriented, secure and extended access to PHP OpenSSL functions

#### Conception basics

[](#conception-basics)

The OpenSSL pkey functions are assembled in the

- OpenSSLPkeyFactory class

The OpenSSL CSR functions are assembled in the

- OpenSSLCsrFactory class

The OpenSSL x509 functions are assembled in the

- OpenSSLX509Factory class

The OpenSSL pkcs7 functions are assembled in the

- OpenSSLPkcs7Factory class

The OpenSSL pkcs12 functions are assembled in the

- OpenSSLPkcs12Factory class

The OpenSSL spki functions are assembled in the

- OpenSSLSpkiFactory class

Remaining OpenSSL functions are assembled in the

- OpenSSLFactory class

Asserts and convenient salt, base64, hex, pack utility etc methods are assembled in the

- Assert class
- Convert class

#### Methods

[](#methods)

All methods have

- argument validation and throws InvalidArgumentException on error
- errorHandler protection and result error evaluation, throws RuntimeException on error

Method names originates from OpenSSL function names

- Ex 'openssl\_pkey\_export' is encapsulated in method OpenSSLPkeyFactory::export()

Most methods has also more convenient and describable named method alias

- Ex OpenSSLPkeyFactory::getPrivateKeyAsPemString() for 'openssl\_pkey\_export'

Most methods (ex setters) are chainable (ie return 'static')

The OO-classes, above, has 'factory' methods, support 'one-liners' and inherit usefull constants defind in the OpenSSLInterface

Supplementary methods for message digest / hmac digest support are assembled in the

- HashFactory class
- HmacHashFactory class

#### Example Usage

[](#example-usage)

Generate keys :

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