@kaninchenspeed/quickhost
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npm i -g quickhost
quickhost --port <your port>
--port <port>sets the port of the http server
--httpsPort <port>sets the port of the https server
--cert <ABSOLUTE path to cert file> (https only)sets the ABSOLUTE path to the certificate file
--key <ABSOLUTE path to private key file> (https only)sets the ABSOLUTE path to the private key file
--httpRedirect <target url>replaces the http server with a server which redirects all users to the specified url
--onlyHttps truedisables the http server. This does NOT disable the redirect server!
--root <RELATIVE path to webroot directory>sets the root directory of the web serever.
This is RELATIVE to the current woring directory!
--index <RELATIVE path from webroot to index.html>set the file to get send on "/".
This is RELATIVE to the webroot directory specified with --root or the current working directory!
This package uses express and https. It starts a http1.1 server (http2 support coming soon).
FAQs
```bash npm i -g quickhost ```
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