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doji

v0.1.6

Published

A usefull tools for nodejs

Downloads

63

Readme

Doji

Doji is a simple but strong http proxy lib.

Also U can use this with host manager

Install

For Mac

sudo npm install -g doji

For Windows

npm install -g doji

If U get some error like "Cannot find module 'doji'", see how to resolve the windows path;

use like a server

var doji = require('doji');
var proxy = doji({
  //your options
});
proxy.listen(9000);

use like a lib

var doji = require('doji');
doji.proxy(req, res);

API

  • config

Update the proxy server config

doji.config(options)

options demo:

{
  // The local source file director
  dojiDir: "/User/Ryota/Works/demo/src/",
  filters: {
    '\\/\\d+\\.\\d+\\.\\d+\\/': '/',
    '(\\-min\\.)(js|css)': '.$2',
    '(\\.min\\.)(js|css)': '.$2'
  },
  hosts: {
    'c\\.cc\\:9001': 'debug.clam.org:9002',
    '(\.*)\\.tbcdn.cn': function (host, matched) {
      return matched + '.daily.clam.org';
    }
  },
  urls: {
    // local files remote
    '^\\/t1\\/(\.*)': function (path, matched) {
      return '/remote1/'+ matched;
    },
    // local file remote2
    '^\\/t2\\/\.*': '/remote2'
  },
  // if set `DOJI_TIME_STAMP_HANDLE` will add timestamp for resource
  // if set an Object like  this will replace the regexp key with the value you give.
  // if set Object value as `TIME_STAMP_BUILDER` or others in doji.Parsers.TOKENS ;
  // @example 
  //  {
  //    '\\<iframe.+?\>': ''  
  //  }
  parsers: [
    parserHandle1,
    parserHandle2,
    doji.noBom,
    {
      '\\a\\.\\b': 'demo.com'
    },
    'DOJI_TIME_STAMP_HANDLE'
  ],
  widgets: {
    "#header": {
      method: 'append',
      file: '/mods/header/header.html',
      // only 'css' 'attr' will use this.
      // future add Juicer compile support
      data: ''
    }
  }
}
  • proxy args: req, res

Events

eventType | when | arguments -------------|-----------------------------------------------------|-------------- req:start | when request come in | args: req req:data | when request data coming | args: req req:end | when request data end if u want to handle this data | args: req req:abort | when request error | args: req, res, error req:close | when request closed by server side | args: req proxy:circle | when proxy in circle | args: req, res proxy:local | when connect with local(on PC) | args: req, res res:start | when response start | args: req, proxyResponse res:data | when response data coming | args: req, proxyResponse res:end | when response data end | args: req, proxyResponse

##About me

I'm a Web-Developer, living in Hangzhou China.

##How to keep connect with me.

U can post an email or a issue at github

Thank you for install doji~