An experimental webserver example that does not care about security at all but has **zero** dependencies.
Made with Node and Typescript.
- Clone this project with
git [email protected]:eowfenth/node-experiment-10001.git; - Inside this project directory, install the packages with your favorite packager manager, i.e.:
npm i; - Run this project with
ts-node server.ts, you can do it also by typingnpx ts-node server.tsif you haven't ts-node installed globally; - You can access
localhost:8081/successat your browser for the success endpoint or any other endpoint for 404 endpoint.
- serve html with streams;
- feature routes;
- feature modular controllers;
- could in theory handle querystring params and serve proper content;
- have zero external dependencies;
- make use of typescript, eslint and prettier;
- follow tsdoc standard and conventional commits.
- the static content could be in a external service;
- path traversal may not be an issue but the solution could be more elegant, https://security.stackexchange.com/a/123723;
- controllers could be using single function contract;
- could be using https module instead of http;
- could even better using http2 module instead;
- aside from path traversal, it could handle security better such as proper header settings;
- it removes HPP, but could have better validations when accepting querystring parameters;
- could make use of promises instead of callbacks;
- the styles of html are no final yet, it could be better.
- could have continuous deployment;
React
Typescript
Django
Laravel
Facebook
Microsoft
Google
Alibaba
D3
Tencent