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npm install --save letsencrypt-express@2.x
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```
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Usage
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QuickStart
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Here's a completely working (but terribly oversimplified) example that will get you started:
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you should always test against the `'staging'` server
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(`https://acme-staging.api.letsencrypt.org/directory`) first.
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A more typical example
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Usage
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The oversimplified example was the bait
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(because everyone seems to want an example that fits in 3 lines, even if it's terribly bad practices),
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```
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### API
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API
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All options are passed directly to `node-letsencrypt`,
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so `lex` is an instance of `letsencrypt`, but has a few
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