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Run https and https

How do I run cody in "https" server mode? 

Ashish.

Ashish,

 
I've written a script which I now use in production to host multiple sites.
 
 
1) There is a new .js file in the Cody source tree called: makeWebApp.js, 
you will need this, npm update cody will get the file.
 
It uses config.json in the project directory by default,
but you can specify an alternative config for test purposes.
 
 
2) I have a test.js file in each project, which I use for testing (in WebStorm)
 
var cody = require("cody");

cody.makeWebApp(__dirname, "spilliaert", "config-dev.json", function(app) {
  console.log("Loaded Spilliaert web app with config:", cody.config);

  app.app.listen(app.http, function() {
    console.log("Listening https on port: " + this.address().port);

  });
});
 
 
3) for each site you'll need a key pair .crt and .key files if you want to run them as https.
 
 
4) I have a startServer.js file in my root directory to launch the server in http and https for each website, including multiple virtual hosts per website.
 
"use strict";
/**
 * Created by johan on 27/04/16.
 *
 * Should be in a directory 1 level up.
 */
var express = require("express");
var vhost = require("vhost");
var tls = require("tls");
var fs = require("fs");
// pass your own objects/apps or use cody.makeWebApp to generate them
// apps should be an application object or an array of, each application object
//  should have
//     app [express application]
//     host [ string or array of strings ]
//  should have at least 1 of the 2 below
//     http [ portnumber for the http services ]
//     https [ portnumber for the https services ]
//  should have -if https port is specified-
//     certificate [ filename without extention of the key-pair ]
/*
startserver({ app: testApp, https: 443, host: "localhost", certificate: "mykey" });
 or
startserver([{...}, {...}]);
 or
 host: ["localhost", "www.mysite.com", ...]
Cody production example:
------------------------
var cody = require("cody");
cody.makeWebApp(__dirname, "mysite", function(app) {
  console.log("Loaded mysite web app with config:", cody.config);
  startServer(app);
});
// for multi site hosting, collect all app's in an array
// and when all set up, pass the array to startServer.
Cody development startup:
-------------------------
var cody = require("cody");
cody.makeWebApp(__dirname, "mysite", "config-devel.json", function(app) {
  console.log("loaded mysite");
  app.app.listen(app.http, function() {
    console.log("mysite listening on " + this.address().port);
  });
}
*/
// global express app, wrapping all other apps
var exp;
// global object containing for each domain the certificates
var sites;
// collected ports -> example = { 80: false, 443: true }
var ports = {};
module.exports = function( apps ) {
  // make our global express app and an empty site list
  exp = express();
  sites = [];
  if (apps instanceof Array) {
    for (let app of apps) {
      startApp(app);
    }
  } else {
    startApp(apps);
  }
  // get at least one listener
  var http = false;
  var https = false;
  for (let port in ports) {
    if (!ports[port]) http = true;
    if (ports[port]) https = true;
  }
  if (!http && !https) {
    http = true;
    ports[3000] = false;
  }
  console.log("==> ports:", ports);
  //////////
  // http //
  //////////
  if (http) {
    var httpFactory = require('http');
    var httpServer = httpFactory.createServer(exp);
    // http ports are "false"
    for (let port in ports)
      if (! ports[port])
        httpServer.listen(port, function () {
          console.log("Listening for http on port: " + this.address().port);
        });
  }
  ///////////
  // https //
  ///////////
  if (https) {
    var secureOpts = {
      SNICallback: function (domain, cb) {
        if (typeof sites[domain] === "undefined") {
          cb(new Error("domain not found"), null);
          console.log("Error: domain not found: " + domain);
        } else {
          cb(null, sites[domain]);
        }
      }
      /* left out the default keys:
        key:  fs.readFileSync('....key').toString(),
        cert: fs.readFileSync('....crt').toString()
      */
    };
    var httpsFactory = require('https');
    var httpsServer = httpsFactory.createServer(secureOpts, exp);
    // https ports are "true"
    for (let port in ports)
      if (ports[port])
        httpsServer.listen(port, function () {
          console.log("Listening https on port: " + this.address().port);
          console.log(" with certificates: ", sites);
      });
  }
};
function startApp( application ) {
  // collect extra portnumbers
  if (application.http && (typeof ports[application.http] === "undefined")) ports[application.http] = false;
  if (application.https && (typeof ports[application.https] === "undefined")) ports[application.https] = true;
  var certContext;
  // if the application has a certificate, create a tls credential context of it
  if ((application.certificate) && (application.certificate.length > 0)) {
    certContext = tls.createSecureContext({
        key: fs.readFileSync(application.certificate + '.key').toString(),
        cert: fs.readFileSync(application.certificate + '.crt').toString()
      }).context;
  }
  // start the application for each (virtual) host
  if (application.host instanceof Array) {
    for (let host of application.host) {
      startHost( host, application.app, certContext );
    }
  } else {
    startHost( application.host, application.app, certContext  );
  }
}
function startHost( host, app, certContext ) {
  console.log("added host " + host);
  exp.use(vhost(host, app));
  if (certContext) {
    // if we have a credential context, add it to our hashmap
    console.log("added certificates for " + host);
    sites[host] = certContext;
  }
}