example.js

/*
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 * (C) Copyright IBM Corp. 2020. All Rights Reserved.
 * US Government Users Restricted Rights - Use, duplication or disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp.
*/

const zcrypto = require('./');
const fs = require('fs')

if (fs.existsSync("my.kdb")) {
  fs.unlinkSync("my.kdb");
}
if (fs.existsSync("Cert.p12.nodedup")) {
  fs.unlinkSync("Cert.p12.nodedup");
}

var crypt = new zcrypto.ZCrypto();

// Create a KDB file with a password, length and expiry time
var rc =crypt.createKDB("/tmp/mysdfasdfsdfas.kdb", "password", 10024, 0);
console.log(rc)
console.log(crypt.getErrorString(rc));

// Open kdb file if it exists
crypt.openKDB("my.kdb", "password");

// Racf Keyring
var rc = crypt.openKeyRing("ITODOR");
console.log(crypt.getErrorString(rc));

// Import a P12 file as Cert.p12 using password and label
// Update only allowed for KDB
rc = crypt.importKey("Cert.p12", "root", "MYCERT3");
console.log(crypt.getErrorString(rc));

// Export to P12 using password and label
crypt.exportKeyToFile("Cert.p12.nodedup", "root", "MYCERT3");

// Convert from KDB/RACF Keyring to a PEM file
var pem = zcrypto.ConvertP12LabelToPEM(crypt, "MYCERT3", "root");
console.log(pem.key);
console.log(pem.cert);

// Convert from P12 File to PEM
pem = zcrypto.ConvertP12FileToPEM("Cert.p12.nodedup", "root");
console.log(pem.key);
console.log(pem.cert);

// Load modules that we'll use.
const https = require('https'); // HTTPS web server.

// Configuration for the HTTPS web server.
const options = {
  key: pem.key,
  cert: pem.cert,
};


// Create the https server and begin listening for requests.
https.createServer(options, (req, res) => {
  // This callback function will be called when someone makes a request to the https server.
  // req will contain the request data, while res will allow a response to be sent back.
  res.writeHead(200); // Set the HTTP response status codes to 200 OK.
  res.end('hello world\n'); // Write the string 'hello world\n' to the body, and send the response back.
}).listen(3000); // Listen for requests on port 3000.