netget
A Gateway To the Web.
Netget listens on ports 80 and 443 and routes every incoming request to the right service.
Run on your terminal: (You need npm)
npm i -g netgetStart netget on your terminal by running:
netgetCommand Line:
netget # opens CLI
netget reload # reloads server
netget restart # alias for reloadConfiguring network routes and exposing services:
Domain map — live routing table is checked every second by a Lua timer.
Routing changes take effect immediately — no restart needed:
{
"domains": {
"suis-macbook-air.local": { "type": "static", "root": "/Users/suign/.get/html" },
"other-service.local": { "type": "proxy", "target": "127.0.0.1:8161" }
}
}| Type | Behavior |
|---|---|
static |
Serves files from root. index.html fallback. |
proxy |
Forwards to target with standard proxy headers. |
server |
Same as proxy. Alias for app servers. |
Node landing page
When netget starts for the first time, visiting http://hostname.local/ shows the node identity page:
node
hostname.local
● onlineThe page boots the all.this environment if available on the node. Which means this host is now listenning on HTTP and HTTPS requests. Port 80 and 443. Which is the world wide web.
License
MIT — neurons.me