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butler-server
Advanced tools
A static file server written in TypeScript.
From within any directory, simply run Butler in the terminal:
butler
A server will be launched on port localhost:8080
, listing all directories and
files in the current directory. Directories containing an index.html
file
will automatically render them instead of listing files. You can also provide a
directory name as an argument when running butler
in order to serve files
from that directory (as opposed to the current working directory).
You may provide one or more options when running butler
.
--port
Specify the port from which to serve (default: 8080).--base-path
Specify the base URL from which to serve (default: /
).
pecifying a leading and trailing slash is optional but they will be added
automatically. In addition, a redirect is set up in order to direct all
requests that lack the base path to the correct URL.--force-tls
Only allow secure requests.You must install Butler globally:
yarn global add butler-server # Or npm install -g butler-server
Note that the correct NPM package name is butler-server
, not butler
.
FAQs
Serve files from any directory
The npm package butler-server receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, butler-server popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that butler-server demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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