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node-replit-uptimer

v3.0.0-security

Published

Don't let your replit go offline, Create a http server with just one line of code and keep pinging to keep your project online!

Downloads

9

Readme

node-replit-uptimer

Support: https://teamarcades.xyz/dc NPM: npmjs.com/package/node-replit-uptimer

Installation

  • npm i node-replit-uptimer
  • npm i k4itrun/node-replit-uptimer
  • yarn add node-replit-uptimer
  • pnpm add node-replit-uptimer

Features

  • No dependencies
  • No configuration required
  • Easy to use (only one line of code)
  • At full speed!

Examples

no configuration

new (require("node-replit-uptimer"))();

with configuration

new (require("node-replit-uptimer"))({
  port: 3000,               // Port on which the server will run
  path: "/your-path",       // Path to which the server will respond
  message: "Hello, World!", // Custom reply message
  debug: true               // Enable debug mode (optional)
});
  • or
const Uptimer = require("node-replit-uptimer");
const server = new Uptimer({
  port: 3000,               // Port on which the server will run
  path: "/your-path",       // Path to which the server will respond
  message: "Hello, World!", // Custom reply message
  debug: true               // Enable debug mode (optional)
});

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