Route Handlers with SSL Certificate | Next.js | Page 1

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I apologize, but the provided knowledge sources do not contain specific information about passing SSL certificates with Next.js route handlers. The documents mainly discuss SSL certificates in the context of domain configuration and deployment on Vercel, but they don't address how to handle SSL certificates within Next.js route handlers directly.

For local development with HTTPS, Next.js does provide a way to generate self-signed certificates, as mentioned in the How can I run Next.js on localhost through HTTPS? guide. You can use the following command to start the Next.js development server with HTTPS enabled:

next dev --experimental-https

This will start the Next.js development server with HTTPS enabled on <https://localhost:3000.>

However, for production use or for passing custom SSL certificates to route handlers, the provided knowledge sources do not offer specific guidance. If you need more detailed information about handling SSL certificates with Next.js route handlers, you may need to consult the official Next.js documentation or seek additional resources.

#Route Handlers with SSL Certificate

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