Parse error

[angelcnsk]

Bug description
Hi, I'm trying to npm run serve once the https-localhost dependency is installed to use ssl and it sends me the following compilation error message.

Failed to compile.

./node_modules/https-localhost/index.js 1:0
Module parse failed: Unexpected character '#' (1:0)
You may need an appropriate loader to handle this file type, currently no loaders are configured to process this file. See https://webpack.js.org/concepts#loaders
> #!/usr/bin/env node
| 
| const path = require("path")

I put the following lines in my js file, I tried to find information about it but I can't solve the problem, I appreciate any possible help.

const app = require("https-localhost")()
// app is an express app, do what you usually do with express
app.listen(port)

System information (please complete the following information):

• OS: MacOS X Mojave
• App version 4.4.0

[daquinoaldo]

Hi @angelcnsk!

• Which version of Node.js are you using? You can find it with node --version.
• Are you running the script standalone from command line (i.e. serve my-folder) or are you using as module (e.g. const app = require("https-localhost")())?

[rzfzr]

@daquinoaldo Greetings!
can you reopen the issue? It is still relevant, I'm encountering this.
node v16.16.0
using it as a module in an electron/vuejs app
I've used it in non-vue electron/ts app, so I believe it is something in the loader.
@angelcnsk did you solve it?

[rzfzr]

Trying to remove the line gives this, is it looking for certs.js in the wrong place?

Have failed to use a shebang loader

[daquinoaldo]

@rzfzr, can you try removing the shebang line from all the files and importing a local version of the module without shebangs? If it works, please open a pull request.

[wll8]

Since you are running npm run serve, you are consuming a web service. So you can put the following code in the browser runtime environment.

You can try to place the code for the node environment in vue.config.js.

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