A project for ensuring that https is used
See the codeREADME
A project for ensuring that https:// is used for everything except where it is not possible.
Introduction
Today it is important for everything, including static sites, to be over https.
It can be difficult to switch to https:// and then to maintain using https://.
This project aims to help at both.
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Note
| You can read more about the background of this project in the blog announcing nohttp. |
Modules
The project is split up into the following modules:
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nohttp - the core project that allows finding and replacing
http://URLs -
nohttp-cli - a thin wrapper around
nohttpthat allows running it from the command line -
nohttp-checkstyle - provides checkstyle integration with nohttp
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nohttp-gradle - provides Gradle integration with nohttp
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samples - provides samples of using nohttp
FAQ
How can I automate fixing my existing code?
Automation is beyond the scope of this project. However, you can easily automate fixing your existing code by scripting along with nohttp-cli. If you use GitHub, you can leverage GitHub APIs to automatically clone repositories within a set of organizations. You can use hub to automate sending Pull Requests.
What URLs need to be https?
See Thought Process
Are Allow Lists Supported
See Allow HTTP URLs
Contributors
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Kotlin
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A project for ensuring that https is used
See the codeREADME
A project for ensuring that https:// is used for everything except where it is not possible.
Introduction
Today it is important for everything, including static sites, to be over https.
It can be difficult to switch to https:// and then to maintain using https://.
This project aims to help at both.
|
Note
| You can read more about the background of this project in the blog announcing nohttp. |
Modules
The project is split up into the following modules:
-
nohttp - the core project that allows finding and replacing
http://URLs -
nohttp-cli - a thin wrapper around
nohttpthat allows running it from the command line -
nohttp-checkstyle - provides checkstyle integration with nohttp
-
nohttp-gradle - provides Gradle integration with nohttp
-
samples - provides samples of using nohttp
FAQ
How can I automate fixing my existing code?
Automation is beyond the scope of this project. However, you can easily automate fixing your existing code by scripting along with nohttp-cli. If you use GitHub, you can leverage GitHub APIs to automatically clone repositories within a set of organizations. You can use hub to automate sending Pull Requests.
What URLs need to be https?
See Thought Process
Are Allow Lists Supported
See Allow HTTP URLs
Similar repos
Contributors
Languages
Java
84.8%
Kotlin
15.2%