staticserver | code write a golang static server

Recently i created a node js and webrtc project that use http. But I notified that webrtc only works with https. So how can i transfer this http based node js file to https based one? Please help me.

Really i have no idea how to do this. So please help me to make it. What is need is to run this file over https. Not in http. As you can see, the below code use just http. As the webrtc need to run over https, i just need to make this file to run over https too

I'm currently working on react-native project and building simple app for reading books. and i'm using "epubjs" and "react-native-static-server" for local file accessing.

everything works fine in android os version below 8.0 devices but not in 9/10 (in ios everything works )

and the frustrating thing is that in develop/debug build (assembleDebug) it's working in android 9/10 but after installing release build (assembleRelease) it gives me empty response error.

this is my code

streamer component:

I have two applications which I want to run on two different ports. I am using webpack to bundle all my static contents in a dist folder and running the static-server. static-server default runs on 9080 and the first application runs perfectly fine. However, when I try to run the second application, I get an error that port is already in use. So I am setting a new PORT for another application so that it serves on that port. To do so, I am doing something like below. In my package.json-

I'm using Spring Boot / MVC and learning Thymeleaf.

Let's say i have my scripts on another server.

https://staticserver.com/main.js

I've added the '//staticserver.com' portion to my model as jsLocation.

I want to do something on the lines of:

which would render

I was told that tomcat is slow when serving static resource, such as js/css/img. (I only familiar with nodejs)

I don't get why tomcat is slower than nodejs/nginx. Should they all use memory-cache, or at least use non-blocking io when serving static resources?

I did an AB test and the result is unexpected (tomcat is faster than nodejs). I was using Windows 7 Pro with Intel Core i5-5200 @ 2.20GHz and 8GB RAM (Dell notebook). My nodejs version is v8.9.0 and java version is 1.8.045 and tomcat 5.5.17.

The nodejs code:

I detached my app from Expo, I installed and linked the react-native-static-server module. I added this piece of code in the App.js file, just before the component definition to see how it works:

When I try to run my socket.io application, socket.io on client side just floods the server with new and new connections instead of maintaining one:

The code is pretty basic, so what could be wrong?