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@kojingo/quick-server

v1.0.18

Published

Quick and easy web server you can use to share files on your machine.

Downloads

21

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Quick Server

  • Go to a directory on your puter
  • run the command below
  • straight away you are sharing the content of the directory on the internet

This is a very dangerous thing to do

Do not do this unless you really know what you are doing.

Start it with:

npx @kojingo/quick-server

Technical details

The server opens port 80 and port 443

80 is the default HTTP port and all traffic will be unencrypted

443 is the default HTTPS port, the server uses a self-signed certificate - you should not assume that this is safe