mkcert.org is a web service that allows you to build customised TLS trust stores.
Currently mkcert is just an API with no pretty frontend. That's in the works.
mkcert has the following endpoints:
Returns a JSON object containing one key (Certificates) whose value is a list
of all the certificate labels in the default trust store. Each of the items in
the list can be passed to the other API endpoints to refer to a certificate.
Builds a PEM file containing only the root certificates specified. The format
of <certs> is a -separated string. This string will be used to perform
'fuzzy-ish' matching to certificate labels. For example, if one of your
<certs> strings is comodo, any label that contains the sequence of
characters comodo (case-insensitively) will match.
Therefore, to build a .pem file that contains any GeoTrust certificate and
any QuoVadis certificate, you would issue a GET request to
/generate/geotrust quovadis
The response to this request has the body formatted exactly like a .pem file,
suitable for saving immediately.
Builds a PEM file containing all root certificates except the root
certificates specified. The format of <certs> is a -separated string.
This string will be used to perform 'fuzzy-ish' mapping to certificate labels.
For example, if one of your <certs> strings is comodo, any label that
contains the sequence of characters comodo (case-insensitively) will match.
Therefore, to build a .pem file that contains everything but any GeoTrust
certificates and any QuoVadis certificates, you would issue a GET request to
/generate/all/except/geotrust quovadis.
The response to this request has the body formatted exactly like a .pem file,
suitable for saving immediately.
Builds a PEM file containing only the root certificates specified. The root
certs are specified in the request body. The format of the request body is a
JSON list of exact labels to include. That is, to generate a .pem file
that contains only the "GeoTrust Global CA" and the "QuoVadis Root CA", you
would POST the following body:
["GeoTrust Global CA", "QuoVadis Root CA"]
The response to this request has the body formatted exactly like a .pem file,
suitable for saving immediately.
Builds a PEM file containing all but the root certificates specified. The root
certs are specified in the request body. The format of the request body is a
JSON list of exact labels to include. That is, to generate a .pem file
that contains all the certs except the "GeoTrust Global CA" and the "QuoVadis
Root CA", you would POST the following body:
["GeoTrust Global CA", "QuoVadis Root CA"]
The response to this request has the body formatted exactly like a .pem file,
suitable for saving immediately.
mkcert.org is made available under the Apache 2.0 License. See LICENSE for more details.
