Uses the X-Forwarded-Proto header provided by reverse proxies like Heroku to decide whether to redirect the user's request to HTTPS. Only does something if the underlying Directus Express environment is set to production, which by default is set via a NODE_ENV environment variable.

Setup

1. npm i

Build

npm run build

Install

Copy the output of dist/ after running the build command into your Directus project under ./extensions/hooks/force-ssl/.

Developing

npx directus-extension build -o /path/to/your/directus/extensions/hooks/force-ssl/index.js  -w

Extension behaviour is dependent on NODE_ENV so you may also need to tweak your .env or environment variables to get it to do anything in development.