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[![](https://i.imgur.com/nSEjI0t.jpeg)](https://github.com/FirstTimeEZ/server-ssl/archive/refs/heads/main.zip)
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# server-ssl.js
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# server-ssl
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[`Node.js`](https://nodejs.org/en) server that is `SSL` by default that can be used for development or production
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2. Put your website in the `website` folder
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3. Open the `server-ssl` folder in `Command Prompt` or `Git Bash`
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4. Run `npm install`
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5. Run `node server-ssl.js`
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5. Run `node server-ssl`
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6. View your website at `https://localhost`
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## Advanced/Production Usage
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`server-ssl.js` has a configuration file called `server-ssl.sc` that contains all the options you can change
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`server-ssl` has a configuration file called `server-ssl.sc` that contains all the options you can change
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#### Default Configuration `(server-ssl.sc)`
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"name": "server-ssl",
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"author": "FirstTimeEZ",
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"version": "44.0.1",
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"version": "44.0.2",
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"description": "Configurable SSL Server that runs on Node.js which can be used for development or production and can create and renew Lets Encrypt Certificates automatically using ACME",
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"main": "template; do not import; read the Getting Started of the README, maybe you want to use: lets-encrypt-acme-client",
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"type": "module",

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