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AcmeClient

Struct AcmeClient 

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pub struct AcmeClient {
    pub directory_url: String,
}
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ACME client (simplified, mock-friendly).

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§directory_url: String

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impl AcmeClient

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pub fn new(directory_url: &str) -> Self

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pub fn new_order(&self, domains: &[&str]) -> AcmeOrder

Create a new order for domain certificates.

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pub fn dns_challenge(&self, domain: &str) -> AcmeChallenge

Generate a DNS-01 challenge token.

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pub fn finalize(&self, order: AcmeOrder, _csr: &[u8]) -> AcmeOrder

Finalize an order (submit CSR).

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pub fn mark_ready(&self, order: AcmeOrder) -> AcmeOrder

Mark order as ready (challenges verified).

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