server-ssl.js

change "website" to "wwwroot"

/root
│
├── /error
│   ├── 404.html
│   └── 500.html
│
├── /ssl
│   ├── /openssl
│   │
│   ├── private-key.pem
│   └── certificate.pem
│   └── ssl.js
│
├── /wwwroot
│   └── index.html <---- Your website goes here
│
├── server-ssl.js            <--- server config
└── start-windows.bat

Author: FirstTimeEZ

README.md

@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ The easiest usage would be to serve a website:
 | `--portHttp=`  | The port number for HTTP that will be redirected | `80` |
 | `--cert=`      | The path to the `SSL` certificate file. | `"certificate.pem"` |
 | `--pk=`        | The path to the private key file for the `SSL` certificate. | `"private-key.pem"` |
-| `--site=`      | The directory for the website files | `"website"` |
+| `--site=`      | The directory for the website files | `"wwwroot"` |
 | `--error=`     | The directory for error messages (404,500) | `"error"` |
 | `--entry=`     | The page to use for the entry point | `"index.html"` |
 
@@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ This layout keeps the project organized and maintainable, separating error handl
 │   └── certificate.pem
 │   └── ssl.js
 │
-├── /website
+├── /wwwroot
 │   └── index.html <---- Your website goes here
 │
 ├── server-ssl.js            <--- server config

ssl/ssl.js

@@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ export const STATE = {
 
         !STATE.optPk && (STATE.optPk = 'private-key.pem');
         !STATE.optCert && (STATE.optCert = 'certificate.pem');
-        !STATE.optWebsite && (STATE.optWebsite = 'website');
+        !STATE.optWebsite && (STATE.optWebsite = 'wwwroot');
         !STATE.optError && (STATE.optError = 'error');
         !STATE.optEntry && (STATE.optEntry = 'index.html');