Porty

Porty quickly and easily find available ports.

Install

npm i porty --save

Example

const port = await Porty.find({
	min: 8080,
	max: 8090,
	avoids: [8081, 8080, 8082, 8083, 8084]
});

console.log(port); // 8085

Porty.test(port)

Tests if a port is in use. Returns a boolean.

• port: Number port to test

Porty.find([options,] [min, max, avoids])

Arguments can be a single object or one/two number arguments. All arguments are optional. Return value is a open port number >= min <= max.

• options: Object
  • min: Number port number to start (default: 8,000)
  • max: Number port number to end (default: 10,000)
  • avoids: Array array of port numbers to avoid
• min: Number
• max: Number
• avoids: Array

Porty.get

Alias for Porty.find

Authors

AlexanderElias

License

Why You Should Choose MPL-2.0 This project is licensed under the MPL-2.0 License