Check certificate subject and altnames about ssl-checker

[felicienfrancois]

Works well now. Thank you !

[felicienfrancois]

Basically, you should rely on response.socket.authorized which already contains result of validation

[dyaa]

@felicienfrancois are we talking about this case https://wrong.host.badssl.com/

[felicienfrancois]

@dyaa Exactly.
Using response.socket.authorized may also cover other cases of "invalid certificates"

[dyaa]

So, You expect if the response.socket.authorized was false to return an error instead of returning the remaining date? @felicienfrancois

[felicienfrancois]

@dyaa yes because in this case the certificate is invalid.

[dyaa]

in this case the expired domain will fail as well, Currently we return the data object with negative days_remaining.

[felicienfrancois]

I suggest to add a field to returned payload so it won't makes any braking changes.
Example :

{
	"valid" : true, // whether certificate pass ssl validation or not
	"days_remaining" : 90,
	"valid_from" : "issue date",
	"valid_to" : "expiry date"
}

[dyaa]

Published a new version [email protected] with these changes, Please Verify.

[felicienfrancois]

@dyaa now I get an SyntaxError: Unexpected token import at index.js:3
It seems that you changed require to import which is not supported natively on my node version (8.9.3).

[dyaa]

Done, Check [email protected]