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node-devproxy

v0.0.4

Published

An HTTP proxy which could replace http requests with local files by rules

Downloads

7

Readme

An HTTP proxy which could replace http requests with local files by rules

INSTALLATION

npm install -g node-devproxy

this command will install a global tool named "devproxy" to your system

GET A SAMPLE RULE FILE

in your working directory, run :

	devproxy -init

GET STARTED

	devproxy path/to/rules.ini

RULES

SYNTAX:
  		URL	LOCALFILE [method]
where:
	URL is the file url on server
	LOCALFILE is the replacement file on local disk
	method is optional, could only be GET or POST. default is GET

	in URL, 
		you can use * to represent any character ( except / )
		you can use *** to represent any character ( including / )
	in LOCALFILE,
		you can use * to represent any file name ( only in that folder )
		you can use *** to represent any file name ( including in sub-folder )

	when using * or ***, files will only be replaced if there is a local file with the same name

EXAMPLES:

	http://www.google.com/js/jquery.js  /var/www/googlejs/jquery.js
	http://www.google.com/js/*			/var/www/googlejs/*
	http://www.google.com/js/***		/var/www/googlejs/***

MORE EXAMPLES AND SETTINGS COULD BE FOUND IN rule-example.ini or create an example at your working directory using devproxy -init