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cryptcheck

Go wrapper for Imirhil/cryptcheck API. Currently v1 of the API is supported, v2 is not released or documented yet.

API v1 is now at 201809, added missing Error field in Host.

Requirements

• Go >= 1.10

Installation

You need to install my proxy module before if you are using Go 1.10.x or earlier.

go get github.com/keltia/proxy

With Go 1.11+ and its modules support, it should work out of the box with

go get github.com/keltia/cryptcheck/cmd/...

if you have the GO111MODULE environment variable set on on.

USAGE

There is a small example program included in cmd/cryptcheck to either show the grade of a given site or JSON dump of the detailed report.

You can just get the grade like this:

$ cryptcheck www.ssllabs.com
cryptcheck Wrapper: 1.4.0 API version 201809

Grade for 'www.ssllabs.com' is B (Date: 2018-07-30 23:52:52.494 +0200 CEST)

You can get a more detail report with -d:

$ cryptcheck -d www.ssllabs.com
cryptcheck Wrapper: 1.4.0 API version 201809

{"Hosts":[{"host":{"Name":"www.ssllabs.com","ip":"64.41.200.100","Port":443},"handshake":{"Key":{"type":"rsa","size":20
[...]

You can use jq to display the output of cryptcheck -d <site> in a colorised way (use -raw to remove the banner display):

cryptcheck -raw tls.imirhil.fr | jq .

There is also a debug mode with -D.

By default, Cryptcheck returns the last run cached by the site, if you want to refresh, use -R.

API Usage

As with many API wrappers, you will need to first create a client with some optional configuration, then there are two main functions:

    // Simplest way
    c := cryptcheck.NewClient()
    grade, err := c.GetScore("example.com")
    if err != nil {
        log.Fatalf("error: %v", err)
    }
    
    
    // With some options, timeout at 15s and debug-like verbosity
    cnf := cryptcheck.Config{
        Timeout:15, 
        Log:2,
    }
    c := cryptcheck.NewClient(cnf)
    report, err := c.GetDetailedReport("foo.xxx")
    if err != nil {
        log.Fatalf("error: %v", err)
    }

OPTIONS

Using behind a web Proxy

Dependency: proxy support is provided by my github.com/keltia/proxy module.

UNIX/Linux:

    export HTTP_PROXY=[http://]host[:port] (sh/bash/zsh)
    setenv HTTP_PROXY [http://]host[:port] (csh/tcsh)

Windows:

    set HTTP_PROXY=[http://]host[:port]

The rules of Go's ProxyFromEnvironment apply (HTTP_PROXY, HTTPS_PROXY, NO_PROXY, lowercase variants allowed).

If your proxy requires you to authenticate, please create a file named .netrc in your HOME directory with permissions either 0400 or 0600 with the following data:

machine proxy user <username> password <password>

and it should be picked up. On Windows, the file will be located at

%LOCALAPPDATA%\cryptcheck\netrc

License

The BSD 2-Clause license.

Contributing

This project is an open Open Source project, please read CONTRIBUTING.md.

Feedback

We welcome pull requests, bug fixes and issue reports.

Before proposing a large change, first please discuss your change by raising an issue.