Node HTTP host router

... does what it's called: It routes HTTP request by their host.

Features

• Wildcards and Regular Expressions
• Unmatching operator
• WebSocket support (HTTPS comming later)
• Full Express-integration (optional)

Example

var router = require("host-router"),
	express = require("express"),
	http = require("http");

// Raw function to handle request
function req(res, req) {
	res.end("Hello World from a function!");
}

// Express app
var app = express();
app.use("/", function(res, req, next) {
	res.send("This is express!");
});

// HTTP server
var server = http.createServer(function(res, req) {
	res.end("HTTP, ok?");
});

// Do routing
router({
	
	// Simple usage & function
	"foobar.com": req,

	// Wildcard & express
	".yolo.nl": app,

	// Regular Expression & HTTP server
	"/some-regexp/": server

},
80, // Port
"localhost", // Host (optional)
function() {
	console.log("Up and running");
});

Routers

foobar.com

Only works for foobar.com.

.yolo.nl

Routes hi.yolo.nl, sub.foo.yolo.nl but not yolo.nl.

/some-regexp/

A normal Regular Expression, e.g. some-regexp.com or baz.sume-regexp.hi.nz.

License

Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0)

Attribution

Just refer to this repository in some page like imprint, about or contact. Please.