A library for serving HTTP requests through a Gulp pipeline
Format Markdown files on your filesystem to HTML!
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See httpd.js for an example server:
$ node httpd.js
var gulphttpd = require('gulp-http-server');
Serve files out of webroot whenever namespace is asked for. Typically namespace should be /, but may also be an absolute URI like http://example.com/.
webroot must have a trailing /.
Logs the request to outstream in the Common Log Format when the response is written. Defaults to stdout if not provided.
Calls fn(file, req, res, next) on every request so you can conduct HTTP-specific logic on an HTTP request. For instance, setting CORS headers or setting Content-Type based on the filename.
Call next() to pass the request along in the pipeline, or pass an error argument to trigger an error.
Calls response.setHeader on every HTTP request going through. Useful for setting the Content-Type, Server, or similar headers.
Writes the formatted file to the HTTP response, which was stored in the stats.http object during the gulphttpd.src call (so no arguments are needed).
This passes through the file object unmodified, so you may read from stats.http.req and stats.http.res to do logging or other operations.