soon-serve
A lightweight local development server tool for quickly starting static resource services or proxying backend interfaces, suitable for frontend development and debugging scenarios.
Features
- 🚀 Quickly start a local HTTP server
- 📁 Support for static file hosting
- 🔗 Built-in CORS support to solve cross-origin issues
- ⚙️ Command-line parameters for custom configuration (port, path, etc.)
- 🔁 API proxy functionality with path rewriting support
- 🌐 Automatically open browser
- 📦 Zero dependencies, pure Node.js implementation
Usage
Basic Usage
# Start service in current directory
soon-serve
# Start service with specified directory
soon-serve -s ./public
# Start service with specified port
soon-serve -p 3000
# Start service and automatically open browser
soon-serve -oCommand Line Parameters
| Parameter | Full Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| -p | --port | Specify port number (append f to disable auto increment) | -p 3000 or -p 3000f |
| -s | --serve | Specify serving directory | -s ./dist |
| -r | --rewrites | Configure proxy rules | -r /api->http://localhost:8080/api |
| -b | --base | Set base path | -b /app |
| -o | --open | Automatically open browser (with optional path) | -o or -o /admin |
Proxy Rules Details
soon-serve supports powerful API proxy functionality to solve cross-origin issues during development. Here are several common proxy rule configuration methods:
1. Basic Proxy
Proxy all requests with a specific path to the target server:
# Proxy all requests starting with /api to http://localhost:8080
soon-serve -r /api->http://localhost:8080/api
# Examples:
# /api/users -> http://localhost:8080/api/users
# /api/products/123 -> http://localhost:8080/api/products/1232. Multiple Paths to Same Target
Proxy requests from multiple path prefixes to the same target server:
# Proxy requests from both /api and /upload to http://localhost:8080
soon-serve -r /api,/upload->http://localhost:8080
# Or use multiple -r parameters
soon-serve -r /api->http://localhost:8080/api -r /upload->http://localhost:8080/uploadsoon-serve
一个轻量级的本地开发服务器工具,用于快速启动静态资源服务或代理后端接口,适用于前端开发调试场景。
功能特点
- 🚀 快速启动本地 HTTP 服务器
- 📁 支持静态文件托管
- 🔗 内置 CORS 支持,解决跨域问题
- ⚙️ 命令行参数自定义配置(端口、路径等)
- 🔁 API 代理功能,支持路径重写
- 🌐 自动打开浏览器
- 📦 零依赖,纯 Node.js 实现
使用方法
基础使用
# 在当前目录启动服务
soon-serve
# 指定目录启动服务
soon-serve -s ./public
# 指定端口启动服务
soon-serve -p 3000
# 启动服务并自动打开浏览器
soon-serve -o命令行参数
| 参数 | 全称 | 描述 | 示例 |
|---|---|---|---|
| -p | --port | 指定端口号(末尾加 f 可禁用自动递增) | -p 3000 或 -p 3000f |
| -s | --serve | 指定服务目录 | -s ./dist |
| -r | --rewrites | 配置代理规则 | -r /api->http://localhost:8080/api |
| -b | --base | 设置基础路径 | -b /app |
| -o | --open | 自动打开浏览器(可指定路径) | -o 或 -o /admin |
代理规则详解
soon-serve 支持强大的 API 代理功能,可以解决开发过程中的跨域问题。以下是几种常见的代理规则配置方式:
1. 基础代理
将特定路径的所有请求代理到目标服务器:
# 将 /api 开头的所有请求代理到 http://localhost:8080
soon-serve -r /api->http://localhost:8080/api
# 示例:
# /api/users -> http://localhost:8080/api/users
# /api/products/123 -> http://localhost:8080/api/products/1232. 多路径代理到同一目标
将多个路径前缀的请求代理到同一个目标服务器:
# 将 /api 和 /upload 的请求都代理到 http://localhost:8080
soon-serve -r /api,/upload->http://localhost:8080
# 或者使用多个 -r 参数
soon-serve -r /api->http://localhost:8080/api -r /upload->http://localhost:8080/upload