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staticky

v0.4.3

Published

a better and simple static file server

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staticky

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staticky is a better and simple static file server.You can use it and you can see static files on your cell phone and computer so easily.And when the file changes, it can automatically refresh the browser.

How to use

First use this command npm install staticky -g ,

then in your project's directory, you can use staticky ,

it can automatically open the index.html under this directory,

if index.html not exit, so it will display all the files in the directory.

Usage

Issue the command staticky in your project's directory. Alternatively you can add the path to serve as a command line parameter.

Command line parameters:

  • -p or --port Port to use, defaults to 8091
  • -n or --no-browser Whether to open browser automatically
  • -t or --target Which the file open, defaults to index.html
  • -d or --dir Working directory, defaults to process.cwd()
  • -f or --fallback Support single page Application
  • -g or --gzip Whether the request accepts gzip encoding
  • -r or --reload File or directory live reloaded, defauls to target file , you can only select target or dir
  • -h or --help Output usage information

notice: live reloaded only support text/html or text/markdown.

Examples

staticky -p 8000 // start static file server in port 8000
staticky -n // don't open browser automatically
staticky -t index.js // the index.js file will be opened
staticky -d src //  the src directory under the current directory will be working directory
staticky -g // open gizp encoding
staticky -r dir // all files in the current directory will be monitored.

Contributing

Any type of contribution is welcome, here are some examples of how you may contribute to this project:

  • Submit issues to report bugs or ask questions.
  • Propose pull requests to improve our code。