HTTPS LOCAL - Shell-Bash

HTTPS Local is a command-line tool that allows developers to quickly and easily create and manage a secure HTTPS local environment for their applications. With HTTPS Local, developers can test their applications in a secure environment before deploying to production or a staging server.

Installation

To install HTTPS Local on your system, simply run the following command:

npm install -g https-local

Usage

To start a HTTPS Local server, navigate to the root directory of your project and run the following command:

https-local

HTTPS Local will automatically generate a self-signed SSL certificate and start a local server to serve your application over HTTPS.

Options

HTTPS Local offers a number of options to customize the behavior of the server. The following options are available:

--port, -p

The --port option allows you to specify the port on which the server should listen. By default, HTTPS Local listens on port 443.

https-local --port 8080

--key, -k

The --key option allows you to specify the path to a custom SSL private key file. By default, HTTPS Local uses a self-signed SSL key.

https-local --key /path/to/private.key

--cert, -c

The --cert option allows you to specify the path to a custom SSL certificate file. By default, HTTPS Local uses a self-signed SSL certificate.

https-local --cert /path/to/certificate.crt

--open, -o

The --open option allows you to automatically open your default browser to the HTTPS Local server URL. By default, this option is disabled.

https-local --open

Conclusion

HTTPS Local is a powerful tool for developers who want to test their applications in a secure local environment. By providing a simple command-line interface and a range of configuration options, HTTPS Local makes it easy to set up and manage local HTTPS servers.