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reverse_proxy_pathmapper

v2.0.0

Published

Reverse proxy URL path mapper using http-proxy.

Downloads

2

Readme

reverse_proxy_pathmapper

Reverse proxy URL path mapper using http-proxy.

Usage

import {ReverseProxyPathMapper} from "reverse_proxy_path_mapper";
new ReverseProxyPathMapper({}, pathMapper).serve(9000);

Example PathMapper object

  • Key of path mapper object takes the string type which can include the regex string. Key must start with leading /
  • Value of path mapper object takes the string or object
    • If string then it must be a URL to the destination server.
    • If object then it should have two property URL (Destination Server URL) and rewriteURL (Either to append Destination URL with the incoming url or not);
const pathMapper = {
  '/8080/?(.*)': 'http://localhost:8080', // value must not end with trailing slash
  '/8081/?(.*)': {
    URL: 'http://localhost:8081',
    rewriteURL: false
    // since rewriteURL is false proxy will append '/8081/<regex url>' to http://localhost:8081 -> Final URL: 'http://localhost:8081/8081/<regex url>'
  },
  '/8081/static': {
    URL: 'http://localhost:8081',
    rewriteURL: true
    // since rewriteURL is true proxy will not append '/8081/static' to http://localhost:8081 -> Final URL: http://localhost:8081
  }
}