ssl-expiry-reminder v0.2.16
SSL Expiry Reminder 🔔
SSL Expiry Reminder and SSL Status Checker - Get SSL Expiry Notification reminder on Telegram and Gotify.
Gotify
 
  
Telegram
 
  
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⚙ Requirements
- Node 14X LTS or 16X LTS
- Bash script to Run the Automated Tasks
- Telegram Bot - https://core.telegram.org/bots
- Gotify API - https://gist.github.com/mcnaveen/2788985648490e7b3af24647247ed4e7#gistcomment-2996497
🔧 Installation
- Clone this Repo via Git
git clone https://github.com/mskian/ssl-expiry-reminder.git
cd ssl-expiry-reminder
npm install- Used as CLI
npm link(OR)
- Install via npm
npm install -g ssl-expiry-reminder$ checkssl -h
Usage: check [options]
Options:
  -V, --version                                      output the version number
  -d, --domain <domain name>                         Add domain without http/https (This Command line Argument for Automation Task)
  -s, --status <domain name>                         Add domain without http/https
  -g, --gotify <GOTIFY API URL>                      Gotify URL with Application Key
  -t, --telegram <Telegram API URL>                  Telegram API URL with your Bot Key
  -c, --chatid <Telegram Chat or Channel ID>         Telegram Channel ID or Chat ID
  -r, --remainder <Enter the Day Remaining 1 to 10>  Enter the Remaining Day to Get SSL Expiry Remainder Alert
  -h, --help                                         output usage information- Next Store your Telegram & Gotify API by using this Below Command lines
$ Register Gotify API with URL
checkssl --gotify https://push.example.com/message?token=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX$ Register Telegram API URL and Botkey
checkssl --telegram https://api.telegram.org/bot<YOUR BOT API KEY>/sendMessage$ Register Telegram your Chat id or Channel id
checkssl --chatid 123456789- Testing - Execute the Script
checkssl --status example.com- Test via npx
npx ssl-expiry-reminder -h🕹 Usage
For Automation it having Seperate Command Line Argumet it will Send the Push Notification Alert via Telegram & Gotify
checkssl -d example.com- Install the Bash Script for Automated Task
- Download the bash script on Any Location in your Server
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mskian/ssl-expiry-reminder/master/sslcheck.sh- Just Run the Bash file sslcheck.sh
chmod +x sslcheck.sh./sslcheck.sh- Replace mine Sites domain with your's https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mskian/ssl-expiry-reminder/master/sslcheck.sh
- Create Cron job for Automate checking
🛠 Customization
- Change SSL Remaining Day (Default Remaining day is 5)
- Add your Own 👇 Example
checkssl --remainder 2📦 API Storage
- Your API Key's and URL's are stored on your Disk in JSON FileExample File - https://github.com/mskian/ssl-expiry-reminder/blob/master/config-example.json
- Folder name - ssl-expiry-reminder-nodejsand File Nameconfig.json
- You No need to create this File and Folder it will Automatically Generate & Store your Data's
Linux - ~/.config in Home
Windows - AppData Folder c:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\ssl-expiry-reminder-nodejs
macOS - ~/Library/Application Support  
🖥 Supported OS
- I am using Linux also I am using Linux Cloud VPS Server (Ubuntu) I am testing it on both LTS Version on Ubuntu it's Working Well 
- Locally you can use this on your Desktop/laptop with Linux Distro/Windows/macOS 
- I Locally tested it on tested on Windows 10 it's Working well but Some users facing an issues like - checkssl is not recongized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch fileif you are facing this issue on your Windows System Just uninstall & reinstall the Node.js LTS version & try again
📖 Library
SSL Checker NPM Module - https://github.com/mskian/ssl-checker-node-api
🏗 Contributions
Your PR's are Always welcome 🦄
🐛 Bug Report
If you find any issues create an issue Ticket Here ✉ https://github.com/mskian/ssl-expiry-reminder/issues
☑ License
MIT
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