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reverse-proxy-node
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Reverse Proxy Node

Reverse proxy CLI tool written in JavaScript with RegExp mapping

Install:

npm install -g reverse-proxy-node

Example of usage:

reverse-proxy 
    /\.(jpg|png)$/=cdn.com   | Every .png and .jpg is served from cdn.com
    /^/api/=192.168.1.100:8080 | /api => 192.168.1.100:8080
    /^//=:5173                 | Everything else => localhost:5173
    --key privkey.pem 
    --ca chain.pem 
    --cert cert.pem
    --port 443

Programmatic usage:

import RevProxy from 'reverse-proxy-node';
// OR
const RevProxy = require('reverse-proxy-node');

RevProxy({
    port: 443,
    key: 'privkey.pem',
    ca: 'chain.pem',
    cert: 'cert.pem',
    rules: {
        '/\.(jpg)|(png)$/': {
            address: 'cdn.com',
        },
        '/^/api/': {
            port: 8080,
        },
        '/^//': {
            port: 5173,
        },
    },
});

Options:

port: | --port | -p Default: 443 or 80 based on cert
key: | --key
cert: | --cert
ca: | --ca
serverOpts: net.ServerOpts [Only programmatic usage]
rules:

CLI: /RegExp/=address:port OR /RegExp/=address OR /RegExp/=:port

Programmatic: {
    '/RegExp/': {
        address: 'URL',  // Default 127.0.0.1
        port: <number>   // Default 443 or 80
    }
}