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PEM - Maintain your push certificates
Tired of manually creating and maintaining your push notification profiles for your iOS apps? Tired of generating a pem
file for your server?
PEM
does all that for, just by running pem
.
To automate iOS Provisioning profiles you can use sigh.
Felix Krause (@KrauseFx) the developer of PEM
Sebastian Mayr (@sebmasterkde) who implemented the download mechanism of signing certificates
Alexander Schuch (@schuchalexander) who automated the generation of the signing request
Features • Installation • Usage • How does it work? • Tips • Need help?
PEM
is part of fastlane: connect all deployment tools into one streamlined workflow.
Features
Well, it's actually just one: Generate the pem
file for your server.
Check out this gif:
Installation
sudo gem install pem
Make sure, you have the latest version of the Xcode command line tools installed:
xcode-select --install
Usage
pem
Yes, that's the whole command!
This does the following:
- Create a new signing request
- Create a new push certification
- Downloads the certificate
- Generates a new
.pem
file in the current working directory, which you can upload to your server
PEM
will never revoke your existing certificates.
If you already have a push certificate enabled, which is active for at least 30 more days, PEM
will not create a new certificate. If you still want to create one, use the force
:
pem --force
You can pass parameters like this:
pem -a com.krausefx.app -u username
If you want to generate a development certificate instead:
pem --development
Set a password for your p12
file:
pem -p "MyPass"
You can specify a name for the output file:
pem -o my.pem
To get a list of available options run:
pem --help
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Environment Variables
In case you prefer environment variables:
PEM_USERNAME
PEM_APP_IDENTIFIER
PEM_TEAM_ID
PEM_SAVE_PRIVATEKEY
- Set to "1" to save the private RSA key
How does it work?
There are 2 actions involved:
- Accessing the
iOS Dev Center
to download the latestaps_production.cer
. See: developer_center.rb. - Generating all the necessary profiles and files to prepare the finished
.pem
file. See: cert_manager.rb. - The
.certSigningRequest
file will be generated in signing_request.rb
How is my password stored?
PEM
uses the password manager from fastlane
. Take a look the CredentialsManager README for more information.
Tips
fastlane
Toolchain
fastlane
: Connect all deployment tools into one streamlined workflowdeliver
: Upload screenshots, metadata and your app to the App Store using a single commandsnapshot
: Automate taking localized screenshots of your iOS app on every deviceframeit
: Quickly put your screenshots into the right device framessigh
: Because you would rather spend your time building stuff than fighting provisioningproduce
: Create new iOS apps on iTunes Connect and Dev Portal using the command linecert
: Automatically create and maintain iOS code signing certificatescodes
: Create promo codes for iOS Apps using the command line
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Use the 'Provisioning Quicklook plugin'
Download and install the Provisioning Plugin.
It will show you the pem
files like this:
Need help?
- If there is a technical problem with
PEM
, submit an issue. - I'm available for contract work - drop me an email: [email protected]
License
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license. See the LICENSE file.
Contributing
- Create an issue to discuss about your idea
- Fork it (https://github.com/KrauseFx/pem/fork)
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature
) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature'
) - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature
) - Create a new Pull Request