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node-infopage

v1.0.2

Published

shows an info page, somewhat like phpinfo() does

Downloads

3

Readme

node-infopage

I was tired of getting the generic configuration data out by log and inspect. This is a drop in file, working with IIS (issnode) as well.

screen

USAGE:

quick use

npx node-infopage

install

npm i -g node-infopage

Standalone, globally installed:

$   PORT=4567 node-infopage
PS  $ENV:PORT=4567 ; node-infopage
\>  set PORT=4567 && node-infopage

Does also work with npx, just put npx right before node-infopage.

IN code start server

// ESM:

import {server} from 'nodeinfopage';
server(..optionalPort..);

// old require way

require('node-infopage').server(..optionalPort..);

IN code, with own server get HTML content

// ESM:

import {getInfoHtml} from 'nodeinfopage';
let html = getInfoHtml(request, response);

// old require way

let html = require('node-infopage').getInfoHtml(request, response);

example with own server

You can use it with express, koa and others. The request and response objects can be anything.

import {getInfoHtml} from 'nodeinfopage';

//const app = new (require('http').Server)();
import Server from 'http';
let app = new Server();

app.on('request', (request, response) => {
	res.writeHead(200, { 'Content-Type': 'text/html' });
	
	let html = getInfoHtml(request, response);
	
	res.send( html );  // or how ever your own server needs the html
	res.end('\n');
});
app.listen(8888);

NOTE:

If port is omitted, on server() function, default is 4567

If started standalone, process.env.INFOPAGE_PORT, then process.env.NODE_PORT, then process.env.PORT is checked, then fallback to default 4567