node-static | rfc 2616 compliant HTTP static-file server module | HTTP library
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rfc 2616 compliant HTTP static-file server module, with built-in caching.
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QUESTION
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
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-14 at 14:01- Register a site domain for under $15.00/year (for .com) including whois protection.
- Create a free Cloudflare account and setup your new Domain Name, configure the DNS to proxy and handle your IPs you plan to host with under such domain.
- Generate through cloudflare SSL Key, and utilize the certs in your projects. As long as the DNS routes to say your home IP or server IP it'll maintain that HTTPS.
For testing purposes you can use fake key/cert but this will always show insecure until you follow the above steps.
In NodeJS to engage the HTTPS:
QUESTION
I use Youtube API to collect data, then I use node.js
Youtube Downloader.
On the end I use video on classic html5 tag.
In some reasons some video's work well some not.
I use this package on server part -> https://www.npmjs.com/package/youtube-dl
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-06 at 00:20Some videos do not work because Youtube does not always expose their video's urls when requested.
Youtube-DL makes a request to http://www.youtube.com/get_video_info?video_id=XXXX
(where XXXX
is the video ID) and this returns a JSON text file which has a listing of file urls for the MP4 / webM / M4A, OGG etc, associated with the requested video upload.
For example:
(1) Is working: You can find googlevideo.com
links (MP4 etc) mentioned inside the JSON
Pinocchio (trailer) : http://www.youtube.com/get_video_info?video_id=y8UDuUVwUzg
(2) Not working: You cannot find googlevideo.com
links in this JSON (no video links to download)
Mirage (full film) : http://www.youtube.com/get_video_info?video_id=FTY-L-l3KN8
QUESTION
The given server code fetches the data but I don't know why it doesn't get assigned to yVal and the graph
...Below is the code for the server which fetches the data from API and send it back to the client
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-09 at 15:41It's likely that the data coming back from await get()
is not just a number. It's a JSON representation of the value coming back. To see the format, do this:
QUESTION
In Node.js is it possible to create a virtual folder if so how?
Some context for needing a virtual folder:
Have a project in Node.js that is a middleware is listinning to port 400 for example so can make request to my endpoints as follow http://{IP}:400/?p={%22getWebhooks%22:true}
. The port 400 is open to make external requests.
In the same server there is another middleware that is .NET/C# that is using port 80 and it only works inside the server (its blocked from the outside) This Project serves to integrates images among other data, those images are saved in folder under that .NET project where in the Node.js need's to have access to those images in the folder (to avoid having to ask for another port to be open to the outside/ public IP)
The Node.js project is in C:\nodeProject
http://{IP}:400/?p={%22getWebhooks%22:true}
The Images folder is in C:\inetpub\wwwroot\{.netProject}\back_office\resources
to avoid needing another open port for The IIS for example port 200 to serve the images
http://{IP}:200/resources/images.jpg
wanted to serve the images using Node.js
http://{IP}:400/resources/images.jpg
Not using express.js using the http module
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-15 at 17:02As @Molda refered by using the package node-static solved my probleam but had to use inside my app as in the code bellow where query === null
is condition to see if the request doesn't have paramter's then its a image to be serve other wise it a normal request to endpoint of my Node.js app middleware.
QUESTION
I am trying to serve static files using node-static. Later I intend to run this as Windows service using nssm. I have run this before but don't know why, it doesn't work now.
Below is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-15 at 15:54I had to use the full path until the folder to see the contents of it which now seems obvious as I localhost:9000 was never a file.
I used something like this - http://localhost:9000/Test/test.txt
QUESTION
I'm using express-handlebars to render some html pages. The browser is not finding the css files that I'm linking to. This is what my server file looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-12 at 03:49Change your static path.
QUESTION
I am trying to build and run the Forge-RCDB project in production env. I work on Windows Powershell, by the following commands:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-24 at 01:17./static
here refers to bin/static
and is where the front end emits reside after building them with npm run build-prod
. The error you ran into was not for the lack of node-static
or any specific dependency for that matter.
Check the console output when you run npm run build-prod
and verify if the bin/static
directory with built emits inside are properly generated afterwards. Edit your question or comment below with your findings and I will update my answer accordingly.
Edit:
Tested myself and yes the original run production script missed the npm run build-server
bit. Will raise a PR to fix this.
So the correct command to run in production is:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-30 at 09:52You are serving the same file on every request. These lines will always respond with the contents of the file "node.html".
QUESTION
I have written down this code in NPM module with the help of socket.io,
Index.html
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-05 at 09:47"You might be wondering where the /socket.io/socket.io.js file comes from, since we neither add it and nor does it exist on the filesystem. This is part of the magic done by io.listen on the server. It creates a handler on the server to serve the socket.io.js script file."
from the book Socket.IO Real-time Web Application Development, page 56
QUESTION
What I'm trying to do: Real time speech to text conversion during a video chat
Using: Webrtc, web speech api, node js v9.9.0
What happens: index.html loads > the video element shows up appropriately with a button that begins speech to text on click > Button is clicked and speech to text works normally BUT when I open another tab, open localhost, the second video element also shows up appropriately next to the first, however, the speech to text aborted
Reason: Because there's another program with higher priority that starts executing. I'm guessing this other program is the node js program.
What I need to know, is if there's a way the html script can continue executing even after the node js program, or whatever program is currently aborting it, begins its execution.
I have tried using web workers in HTML but that just ended up not executing the speech to text script at all.
index.html:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-28 at 21:55Web speech api can not access microphone simultaneously with the video chat. If you want transcription inside video chat you should just stream the audio recorded to the external transcription service and display the results. Google Speech API supports streams for example, but it pretty expensive.
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