How to use the koa-sslify.customProtoHeaderResolver function in koa-sslify
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DefinitelyTyped / DefinitelyTyped / types / koa-sslify / koa-sslify-tests.ts View on Github 
import sslify, { xForwardedProtoResolver, azureResolver, customProtoHeaderResolver, forwardedResolver } from 'koa-sslify';
new Koa().use(sslify());
new Koa().use(sslify({}));
new Koa().use(sslify({
resolver: xForwardedProtoResolver,
}));
new Koa().use(sslify({
resolver: azureResolver,
}));
new Koa().use(sslify({
resolver: customProtoHeaderResolver('x-protocol'),
}));
new Koa().use(sslify({
resolver: forwardedResolver,
}));
new Koa().use(sslify({
disallowStatus: 405,
}));
new Koa().use(sslify({
port: 1234,
}));
new Koa().use(sslify({
hostname: 'my-host',koa-sslify
Enforces HTTPS for node.js koa projects
