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No need to worry about ports, remember commands, manage terminal tabs, modify /etc/hosts ... access and start your servers from the browser. You can even use local
.dev
domains or any other tld, and it works everywhere (OS X, Linux, Windows) :+1:
http://localhost:2000/project
)http://project.dev
*)https://project.dev
*)http://*.project.dev
)* Local .dev
domains are optional. To use them, configure your network or browser to use hotel's proxy auto-config file (proxy.pac
). See instructions here.
npm install -g hotel && hotel start
If you don't have Node installed, use brew, nvm or go to nodejs.org.
Add your servers commands.
~/projects/one$ hotel add nodemon
~/projects/two$ hotel add 'serve -p $PORT'
Go to localhost:2000 or hotel.dev.
Alternatively you can directly go to:
http://localhost:2000/one
http://localhost:2000/two
http://one.dev
http://two.dev
https://one.dev
https://two.dev
Using other servers? Here are some examples to get you started :)
hotel add 'jekyll --port $PORT'
hotel add 'rails server -p $PORT -b 127.0.0.1'
hotel add 'python -m SimpleHTTPServer $PORT'
hotel add 'php -S 127.0.0.1:$PORT'
# ...
On Windows use "%PORT%"
instead of '$PORT'
hotel add <cmd> [opts]
# Examples:
hotel add 'nodemon app.js' -o out.log # Set output file (default: none)
hotel add 'nodemon app.js' -n name # Set custom name (default: current dir name)
hotel add 'nodemon app.js' -p 3000 # Set a fixed port (default: random port)
hotel add 'nodemon app.js' -e PATH # Store PATH environment variable in server config
# Other commands
hotel ls # List servers
hotel rm [name] # Remove server
hotel start # Start hotel daemon
hotel stop # Stop hotel daemon
For hotel
to work, your servers need to listen on the PORT environment variable.
Here are some examples showing how you can do it from your code or the command-line:
var port = process.env.PORT || 3000
server.listen(port)
hotel add 'cmd -p $PORT' # OS X, Linux
hotel add "cmd -p %PORT%" # Windows
See instructions here.
If you're offline or can't configure your browser to use .dev
domains, you can always access your local servers by going to http://localhost:2000.
~/.hotel
contains daemon logs, servers and daemon configurations.
~/.hotel/conf.json
~/.hotel/daemon.log
~/.hotel/daemon.pid
~/.hotel/servers/<app-name>.json
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FAQs
Local domains for everyone and more!
The npm package hotel receives a total of 170 weekly downloads. As such, hotel popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that hotel 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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