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now-url-hub

v0.1.0

Published

easily manage ur oss now deployment urls

Downloads

12

Readme

now-url-hub

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A little devops module that helps you figure out and access your OSS now deployment urls.

Use case

You are deploying on now under the OSS plan. You serve a frontend that does reconnect to your backend, for establishing websockets or similar. Without server side rendering, how do you know your server's address? -> now-url-hub.

Usage

When deploying your server on now you need to run this module's cli in order to post your deployment url under an alias. That way, the now-url-hub server always has the latest deployment url:

  1. Run now secrets add now_url_hub_password <YO PASSWORD> from a terminal. The password is used to ensure that only you can update the url an alias points to.

  2. When running now or inside now.json pass yo password on as environment variable:

{
  ...,
  "env": {
    "NOW_URL_HUB_PASSWORD": "@now_url_hub_password"
  }
}
  1. Run the now-url-hub cli with no arguments (for convenience). If you have a npm type deployment use npm's prestart script for that. If using docker just RUN the cli with the required environment variable NOW_URL_HUB_PASSWORD in place.

Accessing a mapping is a simple get from https://now-url-hub-ipmtcknuik.now.sh/alias/${YO_ALIAS}; returns JSON like:

{
  "alias": "yo_alias",
  "url": "yo_alias-ipmtcknuik.now.sh"
}

Get it!

npm install --save now-url-hub

License

MIT