requests-pkcs12

import os from requests import Session from requests_pkcs12 import Pkcs12Adapter, get # --- Example 1: Simple one-off request --- # Requires a client certificate file (e.g., clientcert.p12) and its password. # Ensure 'pkcs12_filename' points to a valid .p12 file # and 'pkcs12_password' is correct for testing. PKCS12_FILENAME = os.environ.get('PKCS12_FILENAME', 'clientcert.p12') # Placeholder PKCS12_PASSWORD = os.environ.get('PKCS12_PASSWORD', 'your_pkcs12_password') # Placeholder TARGET_URL = os.environ.get('TARGET_URL', 'https://example.com/secure_endpoint') # Placeholder try: print(f"\nAttempting one-off GET to {TARGET_URL}...") r = get( TARGET_URL, pkcs12_filename=PKCS12_FILENAME, pkcs12_password=PKCS12_PASSWORD, verify=True # Always verify server certificates in production! ) r.raise_for_status() # Raise HTTPError for bad responses (4xx or 5xx) print(f"One-off GET successful! Status: {r.status_code}") # print(r.text) except Exception as e: print(f"One-off GET failed: {e}") # --- Example 2: Using with a requests Session (recommended for multiple requests) --- try: print(f"\nAttempting session-based GET to {TARGET_URL}...") with Session() as s: s.mount( 'https://', Pkcs12Adapter( pkcs12_filename=PKCS12_FILENAME, pkcs12_password=PKCS12_PASSWORD ) ) # The 'verify' parameter can be set on the session or per request. # It is crucial for verifying the server's identity. r_session = s.get(TARGET_URL, verify=True) r_session.raise_for_status() print(f"Session-based GET successful! Status: {r_session.status_code}") # print(r_session.text) except Exception as e: print(f"Session-based GET failed: {e}") # Note: For actual testing, replace 'clientcert.p12' and 'your_pkcs12_password' # with a real PKCS#12 file path and its password. You might need a dummy # server that requires client certificate authentication for full testing.