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http-teapot

v2.2.0

Published

Add a teapot easter egg to any HTTP server.

Downloads

20

Readme

http-teapot

Add support for RFC 2324 to any HTTP server.

Utah Teapot

build status

Installation

npm install http-teapot

or if you're going to use the cli

npm install http-teapot -g

Usage

Just add http-teapot as a routing function. It supports most routing modules including Express and router.

Express example:

var teapot = require('http-teapot');
var app = express();

app.get('/teapot', teapot);
app.listen(1337);

Now, if you visit http://localhost:1337/teapot you must see a teapot ;)

CLI

There is also a built in HTTP server that you can start from the command line.

If you install the module globally you can run the server by running the http-teapot command.

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License

MIT