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@alleycorpnord/https-proxy

v1.1.0

Published

This tool let you run your local dev service with ssl.

Downloads

12

Readme

@alleycorpnord/https-proxy, A simple local https proxy

This tool let you run your local dev service with ssl.

Installation

In a nodejs project:

yarn add -D @alleycorpnord/https-proxy

Pre-requisites

  • mkcert to install the local dev certificates:
brew install mkcert

Usage

The first time, you need to install the certificate globally on your system:

yarn acn-https-proxy cert:install

Then you will need to register a new name for your service (notice sudo)

sudo yarn acn-https-proxy app:register service_name

Then when you need to develop your local service:

  • Run your local service first (In the future, the cli will be able to run your service as well) and note the local port used by your service
  • run the proxy with
yarn acn-https-proxy app:proxy proxy_address service_address
# example: yarn dev app:proxy 'reside.local.acn:4201' 'localhost:4200'

You should see the local https address displayed on your terminal:

listening to https://reside.local.acn:8000 -> http://localhost:4200