chef-core

start cooking!

• chef-* is a static-files-server
• written in typescript
• usable as a command-line-tool (or runtime library)
• with many tests and continuous-integration
• optional 404 fallback to index.html with a 200 status code (spa)
• optional cache
• optional web-sockets micro-service manager on same port

Express

The most basic flavor of the core library - serve folder. port defaults to 3000

npx chef-express folder
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see chef-express for more information about command line parameters

Socket

On top of the base adds socket.io for websockets functionality on the same port.

npx chef-socket folder [--plugin node_modules/chef-socket/chat.js]
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see chef-socket to find out more

demo (with chat plugin)

https://chef-socket.pietal.dev/

API Documentation

For detailed API documentation, and types, refer to the chef-core API

To serve the dist folder with express flavor on localhost:443, with development ssl, setting max file cache to 1000 entries:

$ npx chef-express dist --ssl --port 443 --cache 1000
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To serve the dist folder with socket flavor on localhost:3000, with a WebSocket plugin, in debug mode:

$ npx chef-socket dist --plugin ./path/to/plugin.js --debug
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Configuration

You can read the default configuration by using the following code:

import { config, type Config } from "chef-[core/express/socket]";
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Alternatively, you can declare a custom configuration by omitting the values where below defaults suit you:

{
  "folder": ".",      // first parameter of cli
  "port": 3000,       // --port n
  "cache": 0,         // --cache n
  "join": "/join",    // --join /join
  "leave": "/leave",  // --leave /leave
  "plugins": {},      // --plugin path/to/plugin.js
  "spa": false,       // --spa
  "debug": false,     // --debug
  "ssl": null,        // --ssl
}
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You can also check the resulting server.config after the server has started.

License

MIT