Laravel A1 PDF SignDigital signatures, wired into Laravel

The engine is signet-pdf. This is the half that knows about your container, your config, your disks and your test suite.

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The engine

Signs from where your documents already are

A Storage disk, an upload, a path or a stream. The signed document goes back to a disk without touching the local filesystem.

Fakes with the framework's own tools

A1PdfSign::fake() for signing, Process::fake() for the shell-out, Http::fake() for the timestamp authority, Storage::fake() for the disks.

Configured once, not at every call site

One config file, env-driven, turned into the engine's own configuration when the container boots. A bad value fails there, naming its key.

What this package is

lsnepomuceno/laravel-a1-pdf-sign is a Laravel adapter over lsnepomuceno/signet-pdf.

The engine signs PDF files with A1/x509 certificates by appending a revision, so a second signature never invalidates the first. It builds the CAdES, writes the Document Security Store, verifies signatures cryptographically, renders the seal and knows what ICP-Brasil requires. None of that is in this repository, and this documentation does not repeat it: each page that hands off says so and links straight to the page that answers it (0039).

What this package does is everything between that engine and a Laravel application.

Laravel A1 PDF SignDigital signatures, wired into Laravel

Signs from where your documents already are

Fakes with the framework's own tools

Configured once, not at every call site

What this package is ​

What this package is