express-sslify | Enforces SSL for node.js express projects | Runtime Evironment library

I've been trying to implement signin with discord using Passportjs and managed to get it to work locally (partially, I'm having problems dealing with the redirect after the callback, so for now I manually route myself back to the landing page @ "/"), successfully redirecting to https://discordapp.com/oauth2/authorize... and all. However when hosted on Heroku, it no longer works The address bar shows the correct "/auth/discord" address, but only a blank page shows up.

I've tried using LinkContainers from react-router-bootstrap, playing with Nav.Item and Nav.Link from react-bootstrap, turned CORS on and off, rearranging the server-side route order, using just anchor tags, adjusting the scope of the authentication request and several other things that I can't recall now. Nothing seems to make a difference though. I must be barking up the wrong trees.

Would greatly appreciate any hints as to what I should be looking at. Please find my code below:

App.js

To start my project, I ran vue init webpack my-project, but I excluded E2E tests. Now I changed my mind and do want to include E2E tests. How can I add them to my project?

Note to readers: Tarun Lalwani's answer worked great for me. However you may want to consider using TestCafe, as it works without any configuration.

I've tried creating a dummy project using the command vue init webpack my--project so that I could copy-paste the test/e2e directory and then try to work from there, but it hasn't worked. I copy-pasted the npm script too, tried running npm run e2e and then updated my code based on the error messages I got.

I've reached a point where I've gotten a TypeError: webpack.optimize.ModuleConcatenationPlugin is not a constructor error. const webpack = require('webpack'), and I've ran npm update to make sure that the webpack node module is up to date, so I don't know why I'm getting that error.

Regardless, this approach of trying to run npm run e2e and then update my code based on the error messages seems somewhat unlikely to succeed.

package.json

I have an express server deployed on Heroku: https://server.mydomain.com

and a Next.js React app also deployed on Heroku: https://app.mydomain.com

Both have their SSL certificates automatically configured by Heroku, and when I visit the https domains, they work as expected.

The problem I have is that when I visit http://app.mydomain.com, it does not redirect to https://app.mydomain.com.

All the solutions I've found online point to forcing SSL on the server:

• this popular question says to check for the x-forwarded-proto value:

I am attempting to convert my angular 6 application to server side rendering (for SEO purposes), and everything seems to compile without error. Except when I actually navigate to the to localhost, I and getting the full error of

Here is my package.json:

I have 2 webpack config files one for development and one for production.

I would like to test the production config file on my local machine - how do I do that? In other words I would like to run https://localhost:3000 and see my app while it is in production mode.

The script to run the production config file is npm run build which create files in dist directory - how do I serve those files?

webpack.config.prod.js

Everything was working until I did a npm install on my project folder.

I am running macOS Sierra 10.12.5, node.js v8.2.1, npm v5.3.0

What I have tried:

• uninstalling node/npm and reinstalling
• npm install -g browserify
• npm insatll browserify on my project folder
• reinstall KeystoneJS generator

my package.json