How to create a self-signed certificate in Node.js?
Answer / Anurag Kumar Srivastava
To create a self-signed certificate in Node.js, you can use the 'crypto' module:
1. Import the crypto module.
2. Create an SSL options object with properties like key and cert set to empty objects.
3. Generate private key using generatePrivateKey method and store it in the key property of the SSL options object.
4. Generate self-signed certificate using createSelfSignedCertificate method and store it in the cert property of the SSL options object.
5. You can now use this SSL options object to create an HTTPS server.
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