node.js with http and https routing -


currently make node.js project create both http , https server.

var httpserver = http.createserver(app); httpserver.listen(3000);  var httpsoptions = {   ca: fs.readfilesync(config.https.ssl.ca, 'utf8'),   key: fs.readfilesync(config.https.ssl.key, 'utf8'),   cert: fs.readfilesync(config.https.ssl.cert, 'utf8') }; var httpsserver = https.createserver(httpsoptions, app); httpsserver.listen(8000); 

also used middleware redirect http traffic https.

app.all('*', function(req, res, next){     var host = req.header("host");    if (host && host.indexof('localhost') !== -1) {     next()   } else if (req.connection.encrypted) {     next();   } else {     res.redirect('https://' + host + req.url);   } }); 

but pages not need https connections, http://www.domain.com/shops/ route. can make route use http method , other routes use https still?

p.s: page request resources other routes bower_components, public, ... etc.

you can find request path follows, might redirect request accordingly.

var url_parts = url.parse(req.url); console.log(url_parts); console.log(url_parts.pathname); 

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