@heroku-cli/plugin-certs-v5/lib/display_table.js

heroku ssl plugin

'use strict'

let cli = require('heroku-cli-util')
let formatDate = require('./format_date.js')
let _ = require('lodash')

function type(f) {
  if (f.ssl_cert && f.ssl_cert.acm) {
    return 'ACM'
  }

  return 'SNI'
}

module.exports = function (certs) {
  let mapped = certs.filter(function (f) {
    return f.ssl_cert
  }).map(function (f) {
    let tableContents = {
      name: f.name,
      cname: f.cname,
      expires_at: f.ssl_cert.expires_at,
      ca_signed: f.ssl_cert['ca_signed?'],
      type: type(f),
      common_names: f.ssl_cert.cert_domains.join(', '),
      display_name: f.display_name,
    }

    // If they're using ACM it's not really worth showing the number of associated domains since
    // it'll always be 1 and is entirely outside the user's control
    if (!f.ssl_cert.acm) {
      tableContents.associated_domains = (f.domains && f.domains.length > 0) ? f.domains.length : '0'
    }

    return tableContents
  })

  let columns = [
    {label: 'Name', key: 'name'},
  ]

  if (certs.some(cert => cert.display_name)) {
    columns.push({label: 'Display Name', key: 'display_name'})
  }

  if (_.find(mapped, row => row.cname)) {
    columns = columns.concat([{label: 'Endpoint', key: 'cname', format: function (f) {
      return f || '(Not applicable for SNI)'
    }}])
  }

  columns = columns.concat([
    {label: 'Common Name(s)', key: 'common_names'},
    {label: 'Expires', key: 'expires_at', format: function (f) {
      return f ? formatDate(f) : ''
    }},
    {label: 'Trusted', key: 'ca_signed', format: function (f) {
      return f === undefined ? '' : (f ? 'True' : 'False')
    }},
    {label: 'Type', key: 'type'},
  ])

  if (certs.some(cert => !cert.ssl_cert || !cert.ssl_cert.acm)) {
    columns.push({label: 'Domains', key: 'associated_domains'})
  }

  cli.table(mapped, {columns})
}