PMHTTP: a simple HTTP server

What is PMHTTP, exactly?

It's a static, very lightweight and in development HTTP server. In simple terms: if you have a static website that only contains pages and other documents ready to be served, this server may be just the thing for you.
It's working properly (at least after many tests), but it only accepts GET and HEAD requests.
Everything is coded in JS (no surprises here) and works with Node.js (wow, really?).
It depends on the npm package yargs.
Requests are treated asynchronously : it can handle several at once.
About its name: it comes from the colossal lack of imagination of its author, PMLefra. It might change later (the name, not the author).
Here's the source code on GitLab, and here's the npm package page.

How do I make it work?

It's very easy, install Node.js, npm, and use the command npm i pmhttp or npm i -g pmhttp to install it globally.
Then, localize the folder that you want to serve and memorize its path (absolute or relative).
Input one of these commands:

• if installed globally: pmhttp -t [folder to serve]
• else, node [path to the PMHTTP folder] -t [folder to serve].

If you want to know more, please read the section below about the command options.

What are its options?

There are seven different options:
-p port, where port is the TCP port on which the server will listen ; by default: 8080.
-a address, where address is the server's IP address ; by default: localhost (127.0.0.1).
-t root, where root is the root folder of the website, i.e. where the documents that should be served will be served. By default, the server will serve the current folder (.).
-v (verbose): with -v enabled, you'll have much more information available in the console, like full request headers, a preview of the request bodies, and information about the incoming connections.
-q (quiet): don't log requests in the console at all. Useless if verbose is enabled.
--help: displays a usage menu.
--version: displays the package's version.

If you want to test it

A www folder is included that contains test pages that are written in french. If you find any bugs or vulnerabilities, please let me know! Here's my Twitter.