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@zouloux/static-http

v1.0.1

Published

0 dependency node based static http server.

Downloads

3

Readme

Node static http

0 dependency node based static http server.

✅ Features

  • Super lightweight
  • Start a local static server in 1 command
  • Correct mime-types
  • Default to index.html
  • Directory listing if index is missing
  • Types included for Node module usage

❌ Not included and not planned

  • No config
  • No CORS
  • No HTTP credentials
  • No cookies
  • No cache
  • No HLS server for media streaming
  • No automatic browser open
  • No routing system (but you can handle routes yourself with onRequest)

🙏 Wishlist

  • Streaming of huge files (big files will be loaded entirely into RAM) ?
  • Compatibility with byte-start for video seeking ?
  • Searching for next available port automatically

Start a static server from your terminal

Start with default port on current directory
  • npx @zouloux/static-http
Specify root directory
  • npx @zouloux/static-http ./docs/
Specify port
  • npx @zouloux/static-http ./docs/ -p 8080 (or --port)

Install it globally and use it every day

With node
  • npm i -g @zouloux/static-http
With bun 🐰
  • bun i -g @zouloux/static-http
Use it with
  • static-http

Start from a node script

  • npm i @zouloux/static-http
import { startServer } from "server"

// Start a server with custom options.
startServer({
	// Optionnal : specify port
	port: 8080,
	// Optionnal : specify root directory
	root: './docs/',
	// Optionnal : set custom index file. Default is index.html
	indexFile: 'index.html',
	// Optionnal : allow directory indexing if index file is missing. Default is true.
	allowDirectoryIndex: true,
	// Optional - Callback executed before any request
	onRequest: async (request, response) => {
		// Return false to halt and disable default static behavior
		// Return true to continue static behavior
		return true
	},
	// When any file has been statically requested
	onInfo: (code:number, filePath:string) => {
		console.log(`${code} - ${filePath}`)
	}
})

How to test

  1. Clone this repository
  2. npm i
  3. npm run build && node dist/cli.es2020.mjs test

Open link in console and you should see an index file with a directory listing link.