The bridge module is responsible for routing the requests to the appropriate servers. If it's a HTTP request, it is redirected to HttpServer. If it's a HTTPS server, it's redirected to the HTTPS server. The HTTP traffic is redirected by forwarding the request using http.request, while the HTTPS traffic is automatically forwarded using a TCP tunneling connection.
Both, HTTP and HTTPS servers are almost identical. The only difference is the certificate handling that is required by HTTPS. This certificate is handled using pem library at certificateHandler.ts file. Besides that, all the requests handling is identical between both servers and it's made through the abstraction server.ts. There the requests are received by the bridge proxy, sent to the client (if the client intercepted them) and forwarded to its destination. When a response is received, the process is the same, sending it to the client before actually consuming it.
All requests are sent and received by their original destination through the Router module. This is the connection between the framework and the internet.
We currently have no Lint configured, not even established development guidelines to follow. We just have a clear responsibility separation, which must be followed to keep the framework as clean and simple as possible.