One thing I miss in Node.js is ability to run a HTTPS -server in a simple way without having to muddle with generating & installing a correct type of certificate. I understand there can be a "self-signed certificate" but there doesn't seem to be any npm-module I could install to take care of that.
Since Bun is a "server-side" JavaScript platform it would be great if it could support https out of the box too.
More precisely, it runs its own local CA to issue certs for itself. Not exactly the same as self-signed certs (which is a cert whose key was used to sign itself), but better because leaf certs are short-lived and easily cycled. This allows for setting up trust easily, just need to trust the one root CA cert and every leaf cert for any domain served will be trusted.
One thing I miss in Node.js is ability to run a HTTPS -server in a simple way without having to muddle with generating & installing a correct type of certificate. I understand there can be a "self-signed certificate" but there doesn't seem to be any npm-module I could install to take care of that.
Since Bun is a "server-side" JavaScript platform it would be great if it could support https out of the box too.