Automated Certificate Management - Heroku about https-localhost HOT 1 CLOSED

Hi @dschinkel,
I designed https-localhost to run... well, on localhost 😅
I'm not sure I understand correctly, but it seems to me that you want to use it to serve pages using Heroku, right?
You can't use your own certificate with https-localhost, even if will I'm evaluating this functionality for the future.

To serve file with Heroku, I can suggest you Zeit's serve: it serves only on http connection, but if I remember well, Heroku provide https also for your http server, by default, proxying requests in some way.
If you need a custom server, to provide APIs or other functionality different from just serve static files, or simply to have an advanced configuration, take a look to my index.js file. You can build your own server using this structure. At row 35 replace await getCerts(domain) with an object of this form:

{
  key: fs.readFileSync("certificate.key"),
  cert: fs.readFileSync("certificate.crt")
}

I never tried the certificate management, but I've used Heroku before and I always provided an http server, delegating totally the TLS to Heroku.
I recently deployed this server to bookmarks-notes.herokuapp.com. As you can see, the connection is https.

from https-localhost.