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serve-clone

v1.0.0

Published

Cloning directories through vercel serve

Downloads

2

Readme

serve-clone

Clone files hosted on a vercel serve server to your local machine

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Usage

Install as a global module:

npm i -g serve-clone

Point towards your serve server and enter your local path for the cloning:

serve-clone --url http://localhost:5000 --folder files/just-here

This will download all the files to your machine and give you a live progress update

Arguments:

  --help                Show the help message
  -u, --url             The url of the serve server
  -f, --folder          The folder where the serve directory contents will be cloned

Notes

In order for single file directories and automatic .html pages to be listed correctly, Your serve config must be set to {"cleanUrls": false}. At the current time, this options has to be set using a config files as CLI argument is not available (serve@11).

In order for symlinked files to be downloaded correctly, Your serve config must be set to {"symlinks": true}. At the current time, this has to be through the CLI arg --symlinks as there is a bug through config file usage (serve@11).