ESM version with Auto Encrypt 3.0.0 & Auto Encrypt Localhost 7.0.2

  - Uses ECMAScript Modules (ESM; es6 modules).
  - Upgraded Auto Encrypt to version 3.0.0 (ESM + includes the latest Let’s Encrypt staging certificate authority root certificate for testing).
  - Upgraded Auto Encrypt Localhost to version 7.0.2 (the mkcert binaries are no longer bundled).
  - Testing and coverage: migrate from using nyc, tap-spec, and tap-nyc to c8 and tap-monkey.
  - Reduce npm package size by specifying files whitelist.

Upgrade Auto Encrypt to version 2.2.0

  - Fixes bug when checking for certificate renewals.
  - Adds latest Let’s Encrypt staging certificate authority root certificate.

Upgrade Auto Encrypt to 2.0.6; fixes crash on Retry-After header

Upgrade Auto-Encrypt Localhost to version 6.1.0.

(This upgrades mkcert to version 1.4.2 and includes the new 64-bit mkcert arm binary.)

Breaking change: update auto-encrypt-localhost to version 6.0.0

Running multiple local servers at different HTTPS ports no longer results in an error due to port 80 being unavailable for the HTTP Server. However, know that only the first server will get the HTTP Server at port 80 that redirects HTTP calls to HTTPS and also serves your local root certificate authority public key.

Update dependencies to remove npm vulnerability warnings

Add arm64 on Linux support

Fix HTTP → HTTPS redirects on global servers

Update auto-encrypt-localhost to version 5.3.0

(Now serves the local root certificate authority’s public key at route /.ca)

Update auto-encrypt-localhost to version 5.2.2

You can now access local servers securely over HTTPS from any device on your local area network via its IPv4 address.