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unityweb-server

v0.0.1

Published

A node web server for testing Unity WebGL projects.

Downloads

3

Readme

unityweb-server

A node web server for testing Unity WebGL projects.

Command Line

unityweb-server [SERVER_JSON]

With no SERVER_JSON, serve the current working directory through HTTP.

Otherwise, the JSON overrides the following default settings:

{
  "hostNames": [
    "localhost"
  ],
  "http": {
    "port": 80
  },
  "https": null,
  "rootPath": ".",
  "serveStatic": {
    "index": false
  },
  "serveIndex": {
    "icons": true,
    "view": "details"
  },
  "htmlInternalError": "Internal Server Error."
}

To enable HTTPS, you can set the https field like this:

{ "port": 443, "key": "./server.key", "cert": "./server.cer" }

Port is optional. If the private key is encrypted, a password will be requested.

Configuration

hostNames

string[]
Optional list of host names to log when the server starts.

http.port

number
HTTP port setting.

https.port

number
HTTPS port setting.

https.key

string
Path for a private key in PEM format. If encrypted, it will need a passphrase.

https.cert

string
Path for a certificate chain in PEM format.

rootPath

string
A root directory from where files are served.

serveStatic

serveStatic.ServeStaticOptions
Serves files from within a given root directory, using these options.

serveIndex

serveIndex.Options?
If set, serves directory listings pages for a given path, using these options.

htmlInternalError

string
HTML to serve when an internal server error happens.

License

BSD-3-Clause
© 2019 Alfish. All rights reserved.