The first command export the private key from your p12 and save it to key.pem, the second command only exports the certificate without the private key saving it to certificate.pem. Openssl pkcs12 -clcerts -nokeys -out certificate.pem -in certificate.p12 Open the command line and go to the directory where you exported the p12 (I’ll assume is called certificate.p12), then type the following commands: openssl pkcs12 -nocerts -out key.pem -in certificate.p12 p12 containing your certificate and the private key. Keychain Access asks you to set a password, you can leave it blank remember to click on the certificate, so you’ll export its private key as well Once you have the certificate download it and double click to install on your Mac, then open Keychain Access in order to export it, we’ll use the p12 format. Ok, I won’t put the screenshots of Keychain Access to request a certificate, the developer portal already tell you what to do.
remember to create a test and a production certificate The screenshots are for the sandbox, only for testing, but creating the production certificate is exactly the same thing, you only have to check the correct option during the first step. Once you have an explicit App ID you can create a push notification service certificate. you need to create an explicit App ID, the wildcard won’t work with APN don’t forget to check Push Notifications Create the certificate If you’ve only used the wildcard app id for your tests you’ll need to create an app id for the project. In order to implement push notifications you need to have a specific app id on your profile. Here’s a quick guide to implement Push notifications on iOS.Įvery now and then I need to implement push notification and I always forget how to create the certificate and convert it to use with python, so this guide will be helpful to the future myself and hopefully to some fellow developers 😉Īctually, creating the certificate the is easy and maybe this article will look too much for dummies (yes, I provided screenshots of the developer portal) but you’ll find the shell commands at the end of it useful.
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