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serve-static-files

v0.1.1

Published

Serve static files from cli

Downloads

319

Readme

Usage

Node

npm x serve-static-files <root> <options>

Can also be used with npx in place of npm x

Bun

bun x --bun serve-static-files <root> <options>

Can also be used with bunx in place of bun x

Deno

deno x -NESR serve-static-files <root> <options>

Can also be used with dx in place of deno x

Deno HTTP

deno x -NESR https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rmhaiderali/serve-static-files/refs/heads/deno/index.js <root> <options>

Default values

npm x serve-static-files . "{}"

Disable index

npm x serve-static-files . "{index: false}"

Set headers

npm x serve-static-files . '{setHeaders: (res) => res.setHeader("powered-by", "serve-static-files")}'

Environment Variables:

| Variable | Purpose | | ----------- | ---------------------------------------- | | HOST | Network interface to listen on | | PORT | Port number to listen on | | BASE | Base path for the served files | | DIR_LISTING | Display directory content, true or false |

Arguments:

| Options | Discription | Type | Default | | ------- | --------------------------- | --------------------------- | --------------------- | | root | directory to serve | string | "." | | options | serve-static options object | serve-static options | '{dotfiles: "allow"}' |

Refresh cached package

Node (Entire npm cache)

npm cache clean --force

Bun (Entire bun cache)

bun pm cache clean

Deno

deno x -r -NESR serve-static-files

Deno HTTP

deno x -r -NESR https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rmhaiderali/serve-static-files/refs/heads/deno/index.js <root> <options>

Deno Permissions

When using deno -NERS grants minimum required permissions. You can also use -A to grant all permissions, but using the least required permissions is recommended to improve security. For more information on Deno permissions, please refer to the Deno manual.

License

MIT