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feat(rsbuild): add Express HTTPS custom server example - #512
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Show how to wrap Rsbuild middlewares with https.createServer and connectWebSocket, instead of relying on server.https with app.listen. Fixes rstackjs#144 Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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October 12, 2026 10:57
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Summary
rsbuild/express-https: custom Express +https.createServer+ Rsbuild middlewares / HMR.server.httpsalone does not work withapp.listen()(HTTP), and how to pass the same cert into Rsbuild forhttps/wssclients.selfsignedcerts so the example needs no localmkcertsetup.Fixes #144
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pnpm --filter @rsbuild-example/express-https buildpnpm --filter @rsbuild-example/express-https devprintshttps://localhost:<port>/curl -skI https://localhost:<port>/returns200withX-Powered-By: Expresshttps://localhost:<port>/(after accepting the self-signed cert warning) and shows the HTTPS example headingMade with Cursor