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Hey, that's great! I'm don't find waiting a bit longer for it at all. Looking forward to having this feature, solves a lot of issues on my end.

Thought I would drop in and give that helpful prod.

Glad I could be of assistance!

Sorry about the late reply, I never received an email notification that there was a response. : /

I certainly understand not wanting bash involved.

Anyway, if the issue is the actual number of dependencies, there are a couple of smaller python projects that don't seem to have nearly so many.

MIT licensed  - https://github.com/diafygi/acme-tiny
GPLv3 licensed - https://github.com/kuba/simp_le

I don't know how the opnsense project works with regards to non-ports code/packages, so maybe these aren't acceptable because they aren't in your package manager?

franco, can you expand on your answer a little? What exactly do you mean by "large ecosystem" in this context? Do you mean code complexity?

I would really like to see LE support integrated into opnsense, even if it's just a plugin. I do know some python, but I don't understand what the "requirements" or hold-up is for making this happen. What makes a particular solution 'suitable' and 'sane?'

Understanding this I can gauge whether it's a project I can tackle or not.