server-ssl.js

/root
│
├── /error
│   ├── 404.html
│   └── 500.html
│
├── /ssl
│   ├── /openssl
│   ├── /module
│   │   ├── /crypt
│   │   ├── /jose
│   │   └── lets-encrypt-acme-client.js
│   │
│   ├── acmeKeys
│   ├── private-key.pem
│   └── certificate.pem
│   └── ssl.js
│
├── /website
│   └── index.html <---- Your website goes here
│
├── node.exe
├── server-ssl.js
└── start-windows.bat

Author: FirstTimeEZ

README.md

@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ The certificates will be changed automatically when they are updated, you don't
 | `--domains=` | Domains to generate certificates for, this can not include wild cards, this should be an array. eg. `--domains=['www.ssl.boats','ssl.boats']` |
 | `--generateAnyway` | Certificates should always be generated when the server starts, this could get you rate limited, maybe use `--staging`  |
 | `--staging` | The `Lets Encrypt!` staging server should be used instead of production |
-| `--autoRestart` | You can restart the server after certificates are generated (optional) |
+| `--autoRestart` | Restart the server after certificates are generated, firing a callback to notify of the restart (not required) |
 
 ```
 ./start-windows.bat --letsEncrypt --domains=['www.ssl.boats','ssl.boats']

server-ssl.js

@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ createServerHTTP((req, res) => {
     && console.error(`${S_SSL.optPortHttp}${S_SSL.IN_USE}`)).listen(S_SSL.optPortHttp, () => console.log(`${S_SSL.STARTED_HTTP}${S_SSL.optPort}`));
 
 S_SSL.loadLetsEncryptDaemon(__sslFolder, // Lets Encrypt! ACME Daemon
-    () => { // Restart Callback
+    () => { // Restart Callback, use --autoRestart
         console.log("Restarting Soon");
     }, 30, // Restart Seconds (number of callbacks)
     () => { // Update Certificates Callback