DuskDevConfig

import type { DuskDevConfig } from "@shadow-js/dusk/vite";

interface DuskDevConfig {
  /**
   * Host names the dev server answers besides `localhost`. Vite refuses every other `Host` header with a 403, so a
   * name mapped to `127.0.0.1` in `/etc/hosts` (to try host-based routing) or a tunnel needs to be listed here.
   * Write a host name (`join.example.com`), a name with a port (the port is ignored), or `*.example.com` for the
   * subdomains (also `.example.com`, Vite's spelling, which includes `example.com` itself). `true` accepts every
   * host: use it only on a machine nobody else can reach, because a page that any host can read is open to DNS rebinding.
   *
   * The hosts the app declares in `security.allowedHosts` are always allowed in development; this list adds to them. It only
   * opens Vite's check: the app's own host check still applies, so a name that is not in `security.allowedHosts` passes Vite
   * and is then answered 400 by the handler.
   */
  readonly allowedHosts?: readonly string[] | true;
}