REST API List Certificates
List CertificatesHTTPS GET
To retrieve information about an existing certificate using the ZeroSSL API you will need to make an HTTPS GET request to the API's certificates
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API Request URL:
api.zerossl.com/certificates
HTTPS GET Request Parameters:
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access_key |
access_key [Required] Use this parameter to specify your API access key. |
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certificate_status |
certificate_status Use this parameter to specify one or multiple comma-separated certificate status values. Possible values: draft , pending_validation , issued , cancelled , revoked , expired .
You can also send the special status expiring_soon . In this case all issued certificates are included, which expire within the next 30 days and should be renewed (in paid ZeroSSL accounts those are not credited anymore).
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certificate_type |
certificate_type Use this parameter to filter the results by certificate type (comma-seperated values).
You can either use the string representation or the integer code as value, both shall work.
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search |
search
Use this parameter to search for certificates having the given common name or SAN.
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limit |
limit Use this parameter to specify a pagination limit (Default: 100 ).
total_count , result_count , page and limit from the response).
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page |
page Use this parameter to specify a pagination page. If not specified the default 1 is returned, otherwise a numeric string containing the number of the page. |
API Response:
If your API request has been successful, you will receive a JSON API response containing all the details of your SSL certificate. For illustration purposes, you will find an example API response below.
{ "total_count": 11, "result_count": 10, "page": 1, "limit": 10, "acmeUsageLevel": "LOW", "isAcmeLocked": false, "results": [ { "id": "a856a39a1c3ad0s8asa606g37667d221", "type": "1", "common_name": "domain.com", "additional_domains": "www.domain.com", "created": "2020-04-29 09:04:19", "expires": "2020-07-28 00:00:00", "status": "draft", "validation_type": null, "validation_emails": null, "replacement_for": "", "fingerprint_sha1": null, "brand_validation": null, "validation": { "email_validation": { "domain.com": [ "[email protected]", "[email protected]", "[email protected]", "[email protected]", "[email protected]" ] }, "other_methods": { "domain.com": { "file_validation_url_http": "http://domain.com/.well-known/pki-validation/2449B.txt", "file_validation_url_https": "https://domain.com/.well-known/pki-validation/2449B.txt", "file_validation_content": [ "2B449B722B449B729394793947", "comodoca.com", "4bad7360c7076ba" ], "cname_validation_p1": "2B449B7293947.domain.com", "cname_validation_p2": "2B449B7293947.23DD7293947.11DD7293941.ca.com" }, "www.domain.com": { "file_validation_url_http": "http://www.domain.com/.well-known/pki-validation/2449B.txt", "file_validation_url_https": "https://www.domain.com/.well-known/pki-validation/2449B.txt", "file_validation_content": [ "2B449B722B449B729394793947", "comodoca.com", "4bad7360c7076ba" ], "cname_validation_p1": "2B449B7293947.www.domain.com", "cname_validation_p2": "2B449B7293947.23DD7293947.11DD7293941.ca.com" } } } }, {...} ] }
Response Objects:
Parameter | Description |
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total_count |
total_count Returns the total number of results found for your query. |
result_count |
result_count Returns the number of results shown on the current page. |
page |
page Returns the current page number. |
limit |
limit Returns the specified pagination page limit. |
results |
results Returns an array of certificates. For detailed information about certificate response objects, please refer to the Get Certificate section. |