OpenSSL CocoaPod which vends pre-built frameworks for iOS and OSX.

This is merely a wrapper which builds off of work done by others. The original comes from https://github.com/krzyzanowskim/OpenSSL and includes work done by @jcavar to build proper frameworks. I have repackaged that work as a CocoaPod such that OpenSSL can be used by macOS and iOS projects requiring frameworks.

Please see the Reference section below for more details.

Simply add GRKOpenSSLFramework to your podfile:

pod 'GRKOpenSSLFramework'

While the repository does contain the pre-built frameworks, if you want to re-build them:

1. Open in Xcode: OpenSSL/OpenSSL-iOS/OpenSSL-iOS.xcodeproj
2. Clean Build Folder (Option-Shift-Command-K)
3. Build
4. Use the ./_master_build.sh valid command to validate the built framework.
5. Result is located: OpenSSL/OpenSSL-iOS/bin/openssl.framework

1. Open in Xcode: OpenSSL/OpenSSL-macOS/OpenSSL-macOS.xcodeproj
2. Clean Build Folder (Option-Shift-Command-K)
3. Build
4. Build again. This is needed to ensure the modulemap file is available.
5. Result is located: OpenSSL/OpenSSL-macOS/bin/openssl.framework

The build scripts and projects are all tailored for the 1.1.0 series of OpenSSL, so if you're attempting to use a different series you might run into some issues.

1. Download the source tarball from https://www.openssl.org/source/
2. Download the PGP sig as well, and validate the tarball's signature.
3. Place the downloaded file in this directory.
4. Update the OPENSSL_VERSION value in the _master_build.sh
5. Clean, using the ./_master_build.sh clean command.
6. Build, using the ./_master_build.sh build command.
7. Follow the steps outlined in "Building" (above).

krzyzanowskim#9
krzyzanowskim#27
https://github.com/jcavar/OpenSSL
https://pewpewthespells.com/blog/convert_static_to_dynamic.html

This work is licensed under the OpenSSL (OpenSSL/SSLeay) License. Please see the included LICENSE.txt for complete details.

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