dashboard: Add certificate widget that displays CAs and Certs sorted by expiration date

[Monviech]

Fixes: #7898

Adds a widget that pulls all CA and Certificates from the trust store API and displays them sorted by expiration date.

• Certificates with more than 14 days show a green lock
• with less than 14 days show yellow lock
• with no days left show red log and expired

An additional self populating dropdown allows to configure the plugin, hiding certificates.
The default is displaying all existing certificates.

[fichtner]

general question: are we able to open the edit page for a certificate via link yet?

[Monviech]

I saw that in the user manager there is some kind of link that can open the certificates bootgrid with a preapplied filter to only show a single certificate (for the user certificate). Maybe that could be added? But I have to see how it works first.

[Monviech]

general question: are we able to open the edit page for a certificate via link yet?

@fichtner I handled this with a trick that will populate the existing search-field with the common name of the certificate. This leverages existing things without creating too much overhead.

If a better solution can be found, I'm all for it, yet this piece of code is universal and can be dropped into any page that needs this functionality.

[fichtner]

might be worth asking @AdSchellevis for an opinion, for me it's more difficult, but in general it would be nice opening the edit page so the save would immediately renew (I found out the hard way that it works this way).

[AdSchellevis]

the "hacky" option of editing a uuid when jumping into the form:

core/src/opnsense/mvc/app/views/OPNsense/Firewall/alias.volt

Lines 179 to 186 in f4b9017

	// UIBootgrid doesn't return a promise, wait for some time before opening the requested item
	setTimeout(function(){
	ajaxGet("/api/firewall/alias/getAliasUUID/{{selected_alias}}", {}, function(data, status){
	if (data.uuid !== undefined) {
	var edit_item = $(".command-edit:eq(0)").clone(true);
	edit_item.data('row-id', data.uuid).click();
	}
	});

but if we do want to use this more often, we likely better implement it in the bootgrid for reuse

[Monviech]

@AdSchellevis I have pushed the current code of what I showed you earlier. If you like it, we could consolidate it to a different spot so it is not duplicated. I would need a pointer where to put it.

[AdSchellevis]

@Monviech maybe keep it in the trust templates for now, if we are reusing the same pattern more often, it might get more clear where it belongs. This does work nice by the way.

[Monviech]

@AdSchellevis Hehe thank you. This kinda fixes this indirectly:

#7895

Maybe if we want to use it in more widgets we could put it in a different place.

[swhite2]

Looks good to me :)

[fichtner]

Nice work 👍