/domainiac

A very simple and user friendly domain -> directory router.

Primary LanguageJavaScriptMIT LicenseMIT

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##Description A very simple and user friendly webserver with easy domain to directory routing for Node.js.

No need to require domainiac in your code since this runs as a command line tool (CLI). Domainiac serves only static content without custom alterations.

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##How to use

Install it through the Node Package Manager:

$ npm install domainiac -g

Note that it should be installed globally to be able to run it from any folder.

Then start $ domainiac from preferred folder. This automatically creates the file settings.json in that folder that looks like this:

{
    "port": 5555,
    "routes": {
        "foo.com": "/foo",
        "bar.com": "/bar"
    }
}

Edit settings.json and then run $ domainiac again to get it running.

If you want to run domainiac using the node module forever you'll have to specify the complete location in order to make it work, as it doesn't support sumbolic links:

$ forever start /usr/local/lib/node_modules/domainiac/index.js

Authors

IMGNRY
Fille Åström
Kristofer Guldvarg