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find-free-port-sync

v1.0.0

Published

Find free port synchronously without callback

Downloads

86,659

Readme

Description

Find free port synchronously, useful when you need to get the port directly without callback.

Like config webpack-dev-server with port automatically.

module.exports = {
    ...
    output: '...',
    devServer: {
        ...
        port: "a free port"
    }
};

Installation

npm install find-free-port-sync --save-dev

Options

start

type: number | default: 1

Start of range to find, should be greater than 0

end

type: number | default: 65534

End of range to find, should be less than 65535

num

type: number | default: 1

Number of ports to find, relates to the return value

  • When num === 1, return a free random port if found, null if not
  • When num > 1, return an array of free [port] orderly if found, empty array [] if not

ip

type: string | default: 0.0.0.0|127.0.0.1

It will scan local adress by default, specify an ip here

port

type: number | default: null

If port is defined, it will return whether the port is free around start end ip option

Examples

Find a free port for local address

let findFreePort = require('find-free-port-sync');

let port = findFreePort();

Find 10 free ports between 10000 and 30000 for 192.168.1.1

let findFreePort = require('find-free-port-sync');

let port = findFreePort({
    start: 10000,
    end: 30000,
    num: 10,
    ip: '192.168.1.1'
});

Check if a port is free

let findFreePort = require('find-free-port-sync');

let portIsOk = findFreePort({
    port: 12345
});