Update to new config file format

The project that this tool is used for switched from HVault to GSM and also further adjusted the their config files. This release handles the new approach.

The attached ch is a Arm64 binary for MacOS.

Make the `-i` in invocations no longer required

All invocations require an input, and thus all must include -i (unless it uses stdin). Therefore, this version adds support for providing the input as an argument instead of an option. Thus, instead of ch -f server -i api.github.com, this version now allows to use ch -f server api.github.com.

Attached binary is for MacOS on an ARM64 CPU.

Dependency upgrades

Upgraded to Java/GraalVM 21 and Gradle 8.7. Also upgraded 3rd party repositories.

Attached binary is a native MacOS aarch64 binary created using graalvm-jdk-21.0.3+7.1

Added some more extended keys

Must use -v / --verbose to see them.

Attached binary is for arm64 MacOs

Ignore ipV6

For now, simply ignores ipV6 IP addresses. In the future, might add a flag to process them.

Also upgraded some 3rd party dependencies and Kotlin.

Attached binary is for arm64 MacOs

--verbose flag added

Only used for longer extended key usage descriptions.

The ch binary is a native compiled version for MacOS aarch64 (aka M1).

The JAR file is compiled with and for JDK 17.

Minor update

Reverted some 3rd party upgrades because they prevented building native images.

Executables downloaded using the browser are marked as "untrusted" on MacOS. One workaround is to download it via curl or wget by right-clicking on the link and copying it:

wget https://github.com/nkiesel/CertificateHelper/releases/download/v2.3.1/ch-macos-arm64

Then make the binary executable using and confirm it is working by using

chmod +x ch-macos-arm64
./ch-macos-arm64 --help

Minor update

Updated 3rd party dependencies and added a script for building a native image

Major update

See README

v1.2

Supports reading from stdin, and allows providing more than one certificate index

Full Changelog: v1.1...v1.2