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review-host
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Host multiple [reviews](https://github.com/juliangruber/review) in one app server.
Host multiple reviews in one app server.

First install review-host.
$ npm install -g review-host
Then create a directory for your host to live in.
$ mkdir review && cd review
Now create the reviews you wish to host. Check example/ for a complete example.
Each site (e.g. sites/bootstrap/index.js) needs to export a function that returns an express request handler that came
from review().
Example:
module.exports = function (cacheDir) {
return review()
.sites({ google : 'http://google.com' })
.cache({
dir : cacheDir,
expires : 60
})
}
$ mkdir -p sites/bootstrap
$ vim sites/bootstrap/index.js
$ # ...
Finally start the server from your review-directory. It will now start serving all reviews in sites/.
$ review-host
review-host listening on port 8899
Issue review-host --help
Returns an express request handler. opts can be:
sites : The directory your sites are in. Defaults to ./sitescache : The directory to write cache files to. Defaults to ./cacheThere is no need to have phantomjs installed, it will be fetched automatically together with review.
$ npm install -g review-host # for cli
$ npm install review-host # for library
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FAQs
Host multiple [reviews](https://github.com/juliangruber/review) in one app server.
We found that review-host 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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