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SSLER

Easily test with SSL in your localhost.

Might be a bit slow for now

pip install ssler

Usage

Run your server as normal
Call ssler with your localhost server address
Now use the ssler address instead of your server address

ssler
Easily redirect your localhost server though an a server with self signed certificate

usage: ssler '<domain>' '<ssler_port(optional)>'
examples:
    - ssler 'localhost:8080'
    - ssler 'http://33.22.22.88'
    - ssler 'localhost:8080' 8888

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0.0.2

Dec 30, 2019

0.0.1

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