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http-echo-path

v0.2.0

Published

Tool for debugging CDN URL Rewrites. Echoes information about the request as received by the server.

Downloads

5

Readme

HTTP Echo Path

A little server to help debugging HTTP routing, URL Rewrites, redirects, proxies, etc. Takes a request at the configured port and responds with a simple HTML page with some debugging information.

I made this in my spare time. If anyone finds that useful, I usually pretty good about responding to support requests on GitHub, but I release this without any warranty or guarantee of fitness for a purpose.

Configuration

Configuration can be set from package.json, or by setting environment variable overrides.

{
    "config":
    {
        "port": 8080
    }
}
npm_package_config_port=8081 node index.js

Use as a Library

Really just so that it makes sense to publish to npm, you can use this project as a library.

npm install http-echo-path
var EchoServer = require("http-echo-path");

var server = new EchoServer();
server.start();

...

//When you want to stop it later...
server.stop();

MIT License