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serve-unity

v1.0.4

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A simple server for Unity WebGL games that supports different compression mechanisms.

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Keywords

unitywebglservergzipbrotlicompression

Readme

serve-unity

A lightweight Node.js server designed to serve Unity WebGL builds with proper compression headers for Gzip and Brotli.

Features

  • Supports serving Unity WebGL builds with Gzip and Brotli compression.
  • Correctly handles Content-Type and Content-Encoding headers for Unity files (e.g., .wasm, .js, .data).
  • Automatically decodes URL-encoded paths (e.g., files with spaces in names).
  • Easy to use and install globally.

Installation

To install serve-unity globally via npm:

npm install -g serve-unity

Usage

Basic Usage

Run the server in the directory containing your Unity WebGL build:

serve-unity <port>

Open your browser and go to: http://localhost:9000 (if you set the port to 9000)

Default Behavior

If you don’t specify a port, the server defaults to 9000

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.

Author

Rocco Balsamo via simmer.io

Etc

Got a cool game to upload? https://simmer.io/upload

Enjoy fast and simple Unity WebGL serving with serve-unity! 🎮