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stattic

v0.4.0

Published

Ridiculous simple script for serving static files.

Downloads

223

Readme

stattic

npm npm Dependency Status npm

Ridiculous simple script for serving static files using http module.

Installation

Install it using NPM:

npm install stattic --save

Usage

Example of a very simple server that shows all the static files on the public folder:

//Import stattic
let stattic = require("stattic");

//Run the web server
stattic({
    "folder": "./public",
    "port": 5000
});

API

stattic(options)

Starts a new server with the configuration specified in the options object. The following table lists the available options:

| key | Description | Type | Default value | |-----|-------------|------|---------------| | folder | Sets the path of your static files folder. | String | ./ | | port | Sets the port of your server. | Integer | 5000 | | cors | Enable cross-origin resource sharing (CORS). | Boolean | false | | index | Sets the index file name. | String | index.html |

CLI usage

You can install the CLI by running the following command:

npm install -g stattic

Now you can navigate to a folder with your static files and initialize a static server:

cd /path/to/your/static/content/
stattic --port 5000 --cors

This will start a new static server in the port 5000 that will serve all files placed in the current folder.

CLI options

--port PORT

Specify the port for your static server. Default is 5000.

--folder FOLDER

You can specify a different folder to serve the static files. Example

stattic --port 5000 --folder /path/to/your/static/content/

--cors

Use this option to enable cors.

License

MIT LICENSE © Josemi Juanes.