Hook for letsencrypt.sh to do DNS challenges

hook.rb

#!/usr/bin/env ruby

require 'aws-sdk'
require 'pry'
require 'awesome_print'

# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#   Credentials
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# pick up AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY by default from
# environment
Aws.config.update({
  region: 'us-west-2',
})
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

def setup_dns(domain, txt_challenge)
  route53 = Aws::Route53::Client.new()
  hosted_zone = route53.list_hosted_zones_by_name(
      {dns_name: "#{domain}."}).hosted_zones[0]
  changes = []
  changes << {
    action: "UPSERT",
    resource_record_set: {
      name: "_acme-challenge.#{domain}.",
      type: "TXT",
      ttl: 60,
      resource_records: [
        value: "\"#{txt_challenge}\"",
      ],
    },
  }
  resp = route53.change_resource_record_sets({
    hosted_zone_id: hosted_zone.id,
    change_batch: {
      changes: changes,
    },
  })
  ap resp
  sleep 10
end

def delete_dns(domain, txt_challenge)
  route53 = Aws::Route53::Client.new()
  hosted_zone = route53.list_hosted_zones_by_name(
      {dns_name: "#{domain}."}).hosted_zones[0]
  changes = []
  changes << {
    action: "DELETE",
    resource_record_set: {
      name: "_acme-challenge.#{domain}.",
      type: "TXT",
      ttl: 60,
      resource_records: [
        value: "\"#{txt_challenge}\"",
      ],
    },
  }
  resp = route53.change_resource_record_sets({
    hosted_zone_id: hosted_zone.id,
    change_batch: {
      changes: changes,
    },
  })
  ap resp
  sleep 10
end

if __FILE__ == $0
  hook_stage = ARGV[0]
  domain = ARGV[1]
  txt_challenge = ARGV[3]

  puts hook_stage
  puts domain
  puts txt_challenge

  if hook_stage == "deploy_challenge"
    setup_dns(domain, txt_challenge)
  elsif hook_stage == "clean_challenge"
    delete_dns(domain, txt_challenge)
  end

end

This script works great if you are trying to issue a certificate for your hosted zone exactly (e.g. my hosted zone in AWS is example.net and I want a certificate for example.net) but it fails if you want a certificate for a subdomain (e.g. sub.example.net).

The problem is on lines 19 and 45 where it uses the domain name to search for the hosted zone. As a quick patch I just hardcoded the zone I needed and it worked great. Thanks.

This script works great if you are trying to issue a certificate for your hosted zone exactly (e.g. my hosted zone in AWS is example.net and I want a certificate for example.net) but it fails if you want a certificate for a subdomain (e.g. sub.example.net).

The problem is on lines 19 and 45 where it uses the domain name to search for the hosted zone. As a quick patch I just hardcoded the zone I needed and it worked great. Thanks.

I updated your gist in my fork to allow for subdomains.

I updated your gist in my fork to allow for subdomains.

Tried this hook with letsencrypt.sh. Looks like there is an issue when it runs with the latest version of awesome_print(1.7.0).
Throws error: awesome_print-1.7.0/lib/awesome_print/formatter.rb:122:in method': undefined methodto_hash' for class `Seahorse::Client::Response'
It works fine with awesome_print-1.6.1. Thanks.

Tried this hook with letsencrypt.sh. Looks like there is an issue when it runs with the latest version of awesome_print(1.7.0).
Throws error: awesome_print-1.7.0/lib/awesome_print/formatter.rb:122:in method': undefined methodto_hash' for class `Seahorse::Client::Response'
It works fine with awesome_print-1.6.1. Thanks.