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Getting my API domain to be HTTPS
I have a website (configs.fun) hosted at Namecheap, it uses cloudflare & is HTTPS.
I have a server with digitalocean where I run my api, I added my domain to it so api.example.com/endpoint will resolve to my flask api. When I send a HTTP request from my web app (https://configs.fun/ to http://api.example.com/ I get a ‘Mixed Content’ error, api.example.com needs to be HTTPS (or my Flask Application does atleast). I have been looking to see how I can get certificates for Flask and I saw DigitalOcean offers certificates for your domains.
I made a new certificate for my domain & subdomain but I don’t know how I am going to make my Flask app run on HTTPS.
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