0.2.0 • Published 7 years ago
@scanf/isun v0.2.0
Check if a website is using Netlify by reading the HTTP server header field.
Installation
npm install --save @scanf/isunUsage as module
const url = "https://jamstack.xdp.no/";
require("@scanf/isun").IsUsingNetlify(url, isun => {
assert.equal(true, isun);
});Usage as Lambda function on Netlify
Assuming you have deployed on Netlify and your domain is example.xyz, the below should work:
curl https://example.xyz/.netlify/functions/isun?url=https://google.comThe function expects you to set the query parameter url and be compliant with RFC 3986. Or simply put pass
a valid url and remember to include https:// prefix :wink:
LICENSE
The project uses a MIT license for all files unless otherwise specified.
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