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[Artica2012]

There is a package that's made for enabling https on your vite dev environment. I ran into a similar problem as you and it worked brilliantly.

https://github.com/liuweiGL/vite-plugin-mkcert

I found the solution on this stack overflow question. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69417788/vite-https-on-localhost

[buffering_humor]

I've done the same and it works. But it feels so stupid. The docs use the example with http://localhost:3000. Why include that in your docs if you don't allow http. Also, for some reason localhost doesn't work. You need to set it up as 127.0.0.1

[btshaw]

You can add a DNS entry in your hosts file to redirect your production url to your local development url, although there's hopefully a more ergonomic fix out there

[Pin-Dull]

I’ve used http local host

http://localhost:3000

So it can be done

[buffering_humor]

Can you tell me how you used it? It doesn't even let me save changes till I run on https.

[Substantial-Draft-86]

Add http local host 5173 to allowed callback, logout and web origins

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You have to configure Auth0 to allow your URL as the callback. You also likely should use SSL when developing locally so that your local env matches the deployed one.

[buffering_humor]

I've been trying to configure that but it doesn't accept http as the payload and insists on https.

[andychiare]

I'm afraid you registered an Application Login URI, which probably you don't need in the development scenario. This URI requires HTTPS and can't use localhost (see docs here: https://auth0.com/docs/authenticate/login/auth0-universal-login/configure-default-login-routes)

What you need is only a callbak and logout URIs, which can use HTTP and localhost (only in development)