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Resolves RFC 7239 / Forwarded HTTP Extension, with fallback to all legacy & special Forward headers: `X-Forwarded-*`, `X-Real-*` and others
Resolves RFC 7239 (Forwarded HTTP Extension), with fallback to all legacy & special Forward headers: X-Forwarded-*
, X-Real-*
, Fastly-Client-IP
, X-Cluster-Client-IP
, and others.
Focuses on resolving to the RFC standard and providing a consistent access to HTTP Forwarded Parameters: by
, for
, host
, proto
.
npm install --save forwarded-http
var forwarded = require('forwarded-http')
var params = forwarded(req)
// filter IP ranges
var filteredParams = forwarded(req, {
filter: ['1.0.?.*', '2001:db8:*']
})
.port
The final proxied port before hitting this server
var params = forwarded(req)
params.port // '8000'
.for
Oject with IPs as key with matching port used as value (if applicable)
var params = forwarded(req)
params.for // { '0.0.0.1': '8000', '0.0.0.2': '8001' }
.proto
The final proxied protocol before hitting this server
var params = forwarded(req)
params.proto // 'https'
.host
The proxied host
var params = forwarded(req)
arams.host // 'foo.com'
.ports
Array of ports the client is connected through
var params = forwarded(req)
params.ports // ['8000', '8001']
.ips
Array of IP addresses the client is connected through
var params = forwarded(req)
params.ips // ['0.0.0.1', '0.0.0.2']
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Resolves RFC 7239 / Forwarded HTTP Extension, with fallback to all legacy & special Forward headers: `X-Forwarded-*`, `X-Real-*` and others
We found that forwarded-http 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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