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tail-serve

v0.1.0

Published

stream a file's tail over password protected http

Downloads

6

Readme

tail-serve

simple http server with optional http basic auth that will expose a file over HTTP in a similar way to how tail works

NPM

tail -f (e.g. live tail) isn't supported, as Chrome stopped rendering live text/plain streams so this module would have to use websockets/xhr instead, which would be more trouble than it is worth

usage

CLI

npm install tail-serve -g
tail-serve foo.log

you can specify these options via env variables:

PORT # default 8080
TAILUSER # default undefined
TAILPASS # default undefined
TAILSIZE # default 1048576 (1MB)

e.g.

PORT=80 TAILUSER=foo TAILPASS=bar TAILSIZE=1024 tail-serve app.log

if TAILUSER and TAILPASS are set then tail-serve will require HTTP basic auth for access

TAILSIZE

javascript

var tailserve = require('tail-serve')
var filename = "foo.log"
var options = { user: user, pass: pass, size: size }
var handler = tailserve(filename, options)
http.createServer(handler).listen(80)