CLI v1.0.5

SSL Pilot CLI v1.0.5

Install

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nafishahmeddev/ssl-pilot/main/apps/cli/install.sh | sudo bash

Uninstall

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nafishahmeddev/ssl-pilot/main/apps/cli/uninstall.sh | sudo bash

Manual download

Platform	File
Linux x64	sp-linux-x64
Linux ARM64	sp-linux-arm64
macOS x64	sp-darwin-x64
macOS ARM64 (Apple Silicon)	sp-darwin-arm64

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Quick start

# 1. Set your API key (get it from the SSL Pilot dashboard → API Keys)
export SSL_PILOT_API_KEY='sslpilot_...'

# 2. List certificates
sp list

# 3. Download a certificate (interactive picker)
sudo sp download

# 4. Download a specific domain
sudo sp download '*.example.com'

# 5. Download by ID
sudo sp download --id <cert-id>

Auto-renewal service (Linux / systemd)

# Install and configure the background service
sudo -E sp service install

# Service management
sp service status                # show status
sudo sp service check            # run one check cycle now (test hooks/config)
sudo sp service start            # start
sudo sp service stop             # stop
sudo sp service uninstall        # remove service unit (keeps certs and config)

# Follow logs
journalctl -u ssl-pilot -f

The service monitors watched domains, compares expiry dates locally, and re-downloads certificates before they expire. Post-download hook scripts in /etc/ssl-pilot/hooks/ are executed automatically.

File layout

/etc/ssl-pilot/
  config.json          Service configuration
  state.json           Local expiry cache
  hooks/
    global.sh          Runs after every download
    example.com.sh     Runs after example.com downloads
  example.com/
    certificate.crt    Certificate  (644)
    private.key        Private key  (600)

Full setup guide

See SETUP.md