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Mostess
女主人。
一个快速的'n dirty HTTP 服务器,提供可配置的开发和开发组合。 生产资源。 使用它在浏览时交换本地资源 生产站点,或将资源重定向到本地开发服务器。
Usage
它在端口 80 上运行,因此需要以 root 身份运行。 要设置:
sudo node ./index.js -c <config.js>
- Change your
/etc/hosts
file to point the remote server to localhost
主机文件应如下所示:
0.0.0.0 www.example.org
服务器将继续运行,直到您手动将其终止。
Config
Config 作为 Javascript 模块进行管理。 支持以下值:
- paths: An array containing local paths to search in. A local path is an array with two values: the requested path as a regex, and the local path it maps to. Eg.
["/", "/home/me/www/"]
- searchandreplace: An object containing values to search and replace in the url. Eg.
{"v1.0.0": "v1.0.1"}
- ssl: An optional object containing the following: ** key: a path to a SSL key ** cert: a path to the SSL cert. ** passphrase: a string to unlock the private key (optional);
配置示例如下:
module.exports = {
searchandreplace: [
// Point the remote foo to the local bar
['foo.js', 'bar.js'],
],
redirect: [
// Redirect assets to another server
// foo.css or bar.css will be redirected to the server on localhost:8000
[ /.*((foo|bar).css)$/, 'http://localhost:8000/$1' ],
],
paths: [
// Redirect this path to the local build folder
[
/^\/remote\/path\/v1.0.0/,
'build/',
],
// Use regexes to redirect multiple remotes to the local path
[
/^\/remote\/path\/[^/]+/,
'build/',
],
],
ssl: {
key: "path/to/key",
cert: "path/to/cert",
passphrase: "my passphrase (optional)"
}
};
SSL
如果您正在测试使用 SSL 的站点,则 SSL 很有用。 端口 443 上的 SSL 已启用 通过命令行上的 SSL 选项,或通过在 配置文件。
例如。
node index.js --key='serv.key' --cert='server.cert'
生成您自己的 SSL 证书:
openssl req -nodes -new -x509 -keyout server.key -out server.cert
Some warnings
这是一个开发服务器。 它不打算在开放的互联网上运行 或者没有安装防火墙。 采取适当的预防措施。
Mostess
The hostess.
A quick 'n dirty HTTP server that serves up a configurable mix of dev & production resources. Use this to swap in local resources while browsing a production site, or redirect resources to a local dev server.
Usage
This runs on port 80 and thus needs to be run as root. To set up:
sudo node ./index.js -c <config.js>
- Change your
/etc/hosts
file to point the remote server to localhost
The hosts file should look as follows:
0.0.0.0 www.example.org
The server will continue to run until you kill it manually.
Config
Config is managed as a Javascript module. The following values are supported:
- paths: An array containing local paths to search in. A local path is an array with two values: the requested path as a regex, and the local path it maps to. Eg.
["/", "/home/me/www/"]
- searchandreplace: An object containing values to search and replace in the url. Eg.
{"v1.0.0": "v1.0.1"}
- ssl: An optional object containing the following: ** key: a path to a SSL key ** cert: a path to the SSL cert. ** passphrase: a string to unlock the private key (optional);
An example config follows:
module.exports = {
searchandreplace: [
// Point the remote foo to the local bar
['foo.js', 'bar.js'],
],
redirect: [
// Redirect assets to another server
// foo.css or bar.css will be redirected to the server on localhost:8000
[ /.*((foo|bar).css)$/, 'http://localhost:8000/$1' ],
],
paths: [
// Redirect this path to the local build folder
[
/^\/remote\/path\/v1.0.0/,
'build/',
],
// Use regexes to redirect multiple remotes to the local path
[
/^\/remote\/path\/[^/]+/,
'build/',
],
],
ssl: {
key: "path/to/key",
cert: "path/to/cert",
passphrase: "my passphrase (optional)"
}
};
SSL
SSL is useful if you're testing a site that uses SSL. SSL on port 443 is enabled through the SSL options on the command line, or by specifying SSL options in the config file.
Eg.
node index.js --key='serv.key' --cert='server.cert'
To generate your own SSL certificate:
openssl req -nodes -new -x509 -keyout server.key -out server.cert
Some warnings
This is a development server. It is not intended to be run on the open Internet or without a firewall in place. Take appropriate precautions.