web-app-runner
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A simple HTTP application runner that accepts or rejects connections by ip or user agent. The server can be used stand alone or as middleware for connect or express.
A simple HTTP server targeted for single-page web applications.
Simple http server plus middleware for banning or re-routing external connections by ip or agent. The server can be used stand alone or as middleware for connect or express.
npm install web-app-runner --save
// by default the server returns public/index.html
var runner = require('web-app-runner').createInstance();
runner.start();
The following IP Filter server with accept and reject specific IP addresses. All unknown IPs are accepted. This is modified with the acceptUnknownVisitor option parameter set to false.
var opts = {
whiteList:[
'127.0.0.1',
'173.13.151.170'
],
blackList:[
'173.14.151.180'
],
acceptUnkownVisitor:true
},
runner = require('web-app-runner').createInstance( opts );
runner.start();
Tests are in place for all implemented methods. Tests are written in mocha/chai/should and include jshint rules. To run the tests, do this:
make test
Copyright © 2014, rain city software | Version 0.90.14
FAQs
A simple HTTP application server that accepts or rejects connections based on authenticated attributes including ip, user agent, etc. The server can be used stand alone or as middleware for connect or express.
The npm package web-app-runner receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, web-app-runner popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that web-app-runner 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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