Add trust certificate search endpoint#9
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Add trust_cert_search tool for /api/trust/cert/search API endpoint. Returns full certificate details including UUID, description, validity dates, usage flags, and certificate payloads. The certSearch method is not exposed by the OPNsense client library, so custom handling was added to call the endpoint directly via client.trust.http.get(). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Add trust_cert_search tool for /api/trust/cert/search API endpoint. Returns full certificate details including UUID, description, validity dates, usage flags, and certificate payloads.
The certSearch method is not exposed by the OPNsense client library, so custom handling was added to call the endpoint directly via client.trust.http.get().
This was completly created by Claude Code, and done just because it was missing and I have no idea how to add it myself. But, if you can add the endpoint, that woudl be great and if this helps you do it properly, even better.