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@ -24,6 +24,6 @@ to build the distribution, saved at "dist" directory.
Tutu must be loaded in a secure context - that means serving under localhost (`127.0.0.1` or `::1`) or HTTPS. Tutu must be loaded in a secure context - that means serving under localhost (`127.0.0.1` or `::1`) or HTTPS.
Use `bun dev` to run the dev server. By default, the dev server is run on the domain <https://localhost.direct> and the port you defined. The cert is provided by localhost.direct, see <https://get.localhost.direct> for detail. Use `bun dev` to run the dev server on localhost. If you need HTTPS dev server, see [*Set up HTTPS for the dev server*](docs/dev-https.md).
You can also change the config to make it run on localhost - but localhost.direct can be visted from the other device on the same network (as you do a little DNS magic). You can also change the config to make it run on localhost - but localhost.direct can be visted from the other device on the same network (as you do a little DNS magic).

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@ -13,11 +13,11 @@ DEV_SERVER_HTTPS_CERT_BASE=
DEV_SERVER_HTTPS_CERT_PASS= DEV_SERVER_HTTPS_CERT_PASS=
``` ```
The `DEV_SERVER_HTTPS_CERT_BASE` is the basename for your cert. The cert includes two files to work: one's suffix is `.key`, the other is `.crt`. The base is the common part of them. The `DEV_SERVER_HTTPS_CERT_BASE` is the basename for your cert. The cert includes two files to work: one's suffix is `.key`, the another is `.crt`. The base is the common part of them.
If you have files "tools/cert/localhost.direct.key" and "tools/cert/localhost.direct.crt", the value you need is "tools/cert/localhost.direct". If you have files "tools/cert/localhost.direct.key" and "tools/cert/localhost.direct.crt", the value you need is "tools/cert/localhost.direct".
The `DEV_SERVER_HTTPS_CERT_PASS` is the password to unlock the key. For the localhost.direct, it's `password`. The `DEV_SERVER_HTTPS_CERT_PASS` is the password to unlock the key. For the localhost.direct, it's `localhost`.
Here is an example: Here is an example: