Support HTTP2 and Proxy at the same time?

[williamyorkl]

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Hi there, is there any way that I can turn on the https and proxy options on vite.config.js at the same time ? Because I want to use http2 and proxy...

Because as what vite officially in the document states that if the proxy option is on, then it will downgrade and TSL only, which mean it will lose http2 function..

Suggested solution

as I have tried some ways, but it all seem fails....
use http-proxy-middleware and create a middleware proxy,using the configreServer API that vite provide, then I could turn on https option in vite.config.js, but it seems that it wouldn't work, because I am facing this error....

http-party/node-http-proxy#1237

Highly appreciated if there is a workaround...

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[benatshippabo]

Yeah this would be really nice to have 👍 . It does feel like the http-proxy dependency is unmaintained though since there are so many PRs that have not been reviewed yet and the last commit was over a year ago.

[williamyorkl]

Problem solved！my plugin would work ~
https://github.com/williamyorkl/vite-plugin-proxy-middleware

[mitar]

@williamyorkl Does it also proxy HTTP2 push?

[sapphi-red]

Linking some related disucssions: #7611 (comment)

[xfournet]

For simple proxy case https://gist.github.com/xfournet/068592b3d1ddd488427b874b23f707bf

[mitar]

For Go backend development I made https://gitlab.com/tozd/waf which allows proxying Vite requests to Vite while the rest (API calls) is handled by Go during development.

[zhe-he]

Hmm, I want it to support HTTP/3.0, is there a way?

[muuvmuuv]

Wait, no... I have waited so long to use Vite/esbuild in Angular with the new dev-server builder, and now you tell me I am back in 2013 with http/1.1. 🥲