SAPTeam.EasySign.Tool 0.2.11

Easy Sign Command Line Interface

Easy Sign CLI is a simple .NET tool for signing and verifying files. It supports multiple .NET targets, including .NET 6, .NET 8, and .NET 9.

Features

• Create and update eSign bundles.
• Sign bundles with X.509 certificates.
• Verify file integrity and signatures within bundles.
• Support for concurrent operations.

Installation

To install the Easy Sign CLI tool, use the following command:

dotnet tool install -g SAPTeam.EasySign.Tool

Usage

Commands

add

Creates a new bundle or updates an existing one by adding files from the specified directory.

esign add <directory> [-f <bundleFileName>]

• directory: The working directory containing the eSign bundle and files to be added to the bundle.
• -f: (Optional) The name of the bundle file. Default is .eSign.

sign

Signs the bundle with a specified certificate.

esign sign <directory> [-f <bundleFileName>] [--pfx <pfxFilePath>] [--pfx-password <pfxFilePassword>] [--no-password]

• directory: The working directory containing the bundle to be signed.
• -f: (Optional) The name of the bundle file. Default is .eSign.
• --pfx: (Optional) The path to the PFX file containing the certificate and private key.
• --pfx-password: (Optional) The password for the PFX file.
• --no-password: (Optional) Ignore the PFX file password prompt.

verify

Verifies the file integrity and signatures of the bundle.

esign verify <directory> [-f <bundleFileName>]

• directory: The working directory containing the bundle to be verified.
• -f: (Optional) The name of the bundle file. Default is .eSign.

Examples

Adding Files to a Bundle

if there is no bundle file in the directory, a new bundle will be created. Otherwise, the files will be added to the existing bundle.

esign add /path/to/dir

Signing a Bundle

esign sign /path/to/dir --pfx /path/to/certificate.pfx --pfx-password mypassword

Verifying a Bundle

esign verify /path/to/dir

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.