I creating a Tauri app that makes a request via https protocol to the controller with required SSL certificate.Now I can ignore the certificate, but in the future I will need to support it and be able to add it.
I using Tauri with Vite.
I'm moving from Electron to Tauri and previously I used Axios to ignore the certificate I used https agent but I don't know how to use it in Tauri.
I tried several solutions:
- Tauri http module
import { getClient } from '@tauri-apps/api/http'; const client = await getClient(); const response = await client.delete('https://192.168.100.100/');It throws an error: Uncaught (in promise) Network Error: Tls Error I suspected an error because it's an http module, not https.
- Tauri axios adapter
import axios from 'axios';import axiosTauriAdapter from 'axios-tauri-adapter';const client = axios.create({ adapter: axiosTauriAdapter });document.getElementById("get-ata").addEventListener("click", api_get_ata)function api_get_ata(){ axios.get("https://192.168.100.100/") .then(function (response){ console.log(response) }) .catch(function (error) { console.log("Error: ", error); });}It also throws the error: GET https://192.168.100.100/ net::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALIDand there is a similar error from Axios.I tried adding option to axios that ignore the certificate, but it doesn't do anything.
- Rust backend
#[tauri::command]fn api_post_req(url: &str, auth: &str, body: String, timeout: f32) -> String{ let client = Client::builder() .danger_accept_invalid_certs(true) .build() .unwrap(); let time: Duration = Duration::from_secs_f32(timeout); let result = client .post(url) .header("authorization", auth) .body(body) .timeout(time) .send(); return convert_response(result)}fn convert_response(result: Result<Response, Error>) -> String { return match result { Ok(response) => { match response.text() { Ok(text) => { text } Err(err) => {"Something messed up! but result was ok. Rust error:".to_string() + err.to_string().as_str() } } }, Err(error) => {"Rust error: ".to_string() + error.to_string().as_str() } }}It works but it isn't async and when I make a request every 300ms, the whole application freezes. I am not a Rust guy and I don't want write in it, to make it async.
I looking for a better solution