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web-jockey

v1.0.2

Published

One-liner web request dispatcher among several services

Downloads

9

Readme

Web-jockey

One-liner tool to have several test applications and static files served under one server.

Command-line

  --version      Show version number                                   [boolean]
  -d, --cwd      Working directory                                [default: "."]
  -l, --log      Logging directory
  -c, --config   Config file name                   [default: "web-jockey.yaml"]
  -v, --verbose  Display requests lists                                [boolean]
  -p, --port     Port number
  -h, --help     Show help                                             [boolean]

Notes

  • If something is specified in the command-line and in the config, the comand-line value has precedence.
  • All file path (even the configuration) if relative is relative to the specified cwd

Config

Static

static:
	/url: path

List the URLs that have to be mapped to a local path

Dynamic

dynamic:
	/url: http://forwardUrl:port/sub

List the URLs that should forward the request

Launch

The application can have sub-processes

launch:
  name:
    command: myProgram
    args:
		- myArg1
	cwd: myFolder

The name is used for logging purpose only. The cwd and args are optional

Others

  • port: Port number listened to. Default: 80
  • log: Log-file directory. If not specified, no logs are written