This is a minor rework of PR #10738. I noticed an inconsistency with how Select options are passed as props. Many files use constants stored in external files to pass options props to Select objects. This allows for code reusability. Some files are not passing options in this format. I modified more files so that they use this method of passing options props. I made changes to: - WorkerQueueMetricsSection.tsx - SettingsDataModelFieldBooleanForm.tsx - SettingsDataModelFieldTextForm.tsx - SettingsDataModelFieldNumberForm.tsx - PlaygroundSetupForm.tsx - ViewPickerContentCreateMode.tsx I also noticed that some of these files were incorrectly using useLingui(), so I fixed the import and usage where needed. --------- Co-authored-by: Beau Smith <bsmith26@iastate.edu> Co-authored-by: Charles Bochet <charles@twenty.com>
Local SSL Certificate Generation Script
This Bash script helps generate self-signed SSL certificates for local development. It uses OpenSSL to create a root certificate authority, a domain certificate, and configures them for local usage.
Features
- Generates a private key and root certificate.
- Creates a signed certificate for a specified domain.
- Adds the root certificate to the macOS keychain for trusted usage (macOS only).
- Customizable with default values for easier use.
Requirements
- OpenSSL
Usage
Running the Script
To generate certificates using the default values:
./script.sh
Specifying Custom Values
- Domain Name: Specify the domain name for the certificate. Default is
localhost.com. - Root Certificate Name: Specify a name for the root certificate. Default is
myRootCertificate. - Validity Days: Specify the number of days the certificate is valid for. Default is
398days.
Examples:
-
Using Default Values:
./script.sh -
Custom Domain Name:
./script.sh example.com -
Custom Domain Name and Root Certificate Name:
./script.sh example.com customRootCertificate -
Custom Domain Name, Root Certificate Name, and Validity Days:
./script.sh example.com customRootCertificate 398
Script Details
- Check if OpenSSL is Installed: Ensures OpenSSL is installed before executing.
- Create Directory for Certificates: Uses
~/certs/{domain}. - Generate Root Certificate: Creates a root private key and certificate.
- Add Root Certificate to macOS Keychain: Adds root certificate to macOS trusted store (requires admin privileges).
- Generate Domain Key: Produces a private key for the domain.
- Create CSR: Generates a Certificate Signing Request for the domain.
- Generate Signed Certificate: Signs the domain certificate with the root certificate.
Output Files
The generated files are stored in ~/certs/{domain}:
- Root certificate key:
{root_cert_name}.key - Root certificate:
{root_cert_name}.pem - Domain private key:
{domain}.key - Signed certificate:
{domain}.crt
Notes
- If running on non-macOS systems, you'll need to manually add the root certificate to your trusted certificate store.
- Ensure that OpenSSL is installed and available in your PATH.