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serviceberry-static

v1.0.1

Published

Serviceberry plugin for serving static files

Downloads

7

Readme

serviceberry-static

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Serviceberry plugin for serving static files.

Install

npm install serviceberry-static

Usage

This plugin streams static files from the file system. It also handles caching per the cacheOptions argument and sets ETag and Last-Modified headers using file stats. The base path to the static files in the file system can be set explicitly with the basePath argument, or it can implicit - based on the current path of the request.

const staticFiles = require("serviceberry-static");

trunk.at("url/path/to/static").use(staticFiles());

staticFiles([basePath[, cacheOptions[, contentTypes]]])

  • basePath string or null

    If basePath is a string, it will be the base path of the static files served. For example, if the plugin is registered at "url/path/to/static" and the basePath argument passed to the plugin is "/some/folder" and request path is url/path/to/static/awesome/pic.jpg, then the file will be served from /some/folder/awesome/pic.jpg.

    If basePath is undefined or null the request path will be used to serve the file from the current working directory. Given the example above, the file will be served from {cwd}/url/path/to/static/awesome/pic.jpg

  • cacheOptions object

    See serviceberry-cache-control.

  • contentTypes object

    Common file content types should work without listing them here. Property names are file extension names and property values are file content types. This argument is useful when files have no extension ("") or for unusual file extensions.