Package Exports

webserver

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Readme

WebServer

npm install webserver

Usage

Server side:

webserver = require("./webserver.js");

// webserver is an express app
// webserver.use("/foo", require("express").static('foo'));

// receives incoming messages from client (REST or WS)
ws_api = function(o, cb) {
    ...
}

Client side uses the same webserver.js file:

<script src="jquery.js"></script>
<script src="webserver.js"></script>
<script>

    WS_disconnect = function() { console.log("WS_disconnect "); };

    WS_connect = function(send) {
        console.log("WS_connect ");
        send({ msg: "hello" }, WS_message, function(err) {
            console.log("ERROR "+err);
        });
    };

    WS_message = function(o) {
        console.log("WS_message "+(typeof o)+" ... " +o2j(o));
    };

</script>

Legacy

npm install paperboy
npm install webserver
node node_modules/webserver/webserver.js

Delivers files with the HTTP protocol from the current working directory on port #8003 using Felix's paperboy module.

http://localhost:8003/some_file_in_current_working_directory.txt

WARNING

THIS IS A SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT TOOL AND NOT INTENDED FOR REAL WEBSITES ON THE INTERNET.