A simple http server for static Oooh module content & the Oooh API. Serves from your local directory and proxies requests for "/api/" URLs. See the Quick Start guide for more.
npm install -g ooohtv/o3h-module-server
In its simplest form, run
o3h-module-server
in the directory you would like to serve from.
--port <int> or -p <int> — The port to serve on, defaults to 3000.
--root <path> or -r <path> — The directory to serve files from as the webserver root, defaults to current directory (.)
--api <path> or -a <path> — Proxy calls to the Oooh API to the local filesystem, defaults to the live version on module.oooh.io.
Provide a path, and requests for the relative path "/api/o3h.js" are served from <path>/o3h.js.
Omit this argument and requests for the relative path "/api/o3h.js" are proxied to https://module.oooh.io/api/o3h.js.
In both cases, the LOCAL_DEVELOPMENT variable will be modified to true for you.
--no-case-sensitive or -C — Turn OFF case sensitivity, serve files regardless of their case. This is a bad idea, our server is case sensitive, which is the default. Leaving this on helps you debug potential issues
--https or -s — Serve using https. You'll need a key.pem and cert.pem file; instructions to generate them will be provided if not found.
--no-cache or -H — By default, files are served with caching, simulating real-world loading. Use this flag to disable caching.