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air-srv

v1.0.3

Published

AIR — a lightweight prototyping framework for gun, riot and pug

Downloads

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Readme

AIR — a lightweight prototyping framework for gun, riot and pug

DISCLAIMER: totally work in progress


air runs a web server that

  • serves static files from ./static
  • compiles tags in ./src/tags from pug to riot js
  • live syncs authoritative changes via GUN

Getting started

install air from npm or yarn

yarn global add air-srv       OR         npm install -g air-srv

initialize a minimal air project

air init

to start hacking, run

air

and open http://localhost:8765/. You should see a minimal page.

now, edit ./src/tags/hello-world.riot.tag to your liking. Save and boom.

Command line options

air [command] [options]

COMMANDS
serve                             [default] start a gun server on http
init                              create a small air project in cwd
print NODEPATH                    load NODEPATH and print as JSON
version                           print version numbers and exit

GENERAL OPTIONS
--file PATH         ./gundata/    set file parameter of Gun()
--peers STRING                    comma-seperated list of URLs and IPs
                                  (IPs are expanded to http://IP:8765/gun)
--no-color                        do not use any colors in output
--debug                           print GUN debug info
--silent                          reduce command line output
--repl                            go into a repl (with gun instace)
--config            ./air.json    read configuration from file
                                  set to false to ignore existing file
--auth              ./.auth.json  file path or user:pass string

[serve] OPTIONS
--host STRING       0.0.0.0       set the ip to listen on
--port NUMBER       8765          set the port to listen on
--watch PATH                      log changes with gun.path(PATH).on()
--certs PATH        ./certs       use https with cert files from PATH
                                  (key.pem, cert.pem, ca.pem)
--nocerts                         disable auto-discovery of ./certs
--webrtc                          load lib/webrtc
--axe                             load axe
--uploads           true          allow remote uploads
--uploads.dir STR   uploads       uploads destination subfolder
--uploads.limit N   50            uploads limit in MB

[init] OPTIONS
--overwrite         false         overwrite existing files and folders

[print] OPTIONS
--out FILENAME                    write to FILENAME instead of stdout
--indent STRING                   indent characters for JSON output
--debounce NUMBER   50            debounce .load() to resolve nested data
                                  set to 0 to disable debouncing
--timeout NUMBER    1000          wait this much for answers to your request