caddyserver v0.1.1

caddyserver

Interact with the CaddyServer API from Node.JS

Full documentation on the CaddyServer API requests and responses can be found on the CaddyServer website at:

- https://caddyserver.com/docs/api

Install with:

npm i caddyserver

Quick Examples

Get the current configuration:

const CaddyServer = require('caddyserver')
const caddy = new CaddyServer({ host: 'localhost:2019' })
caddy.getConfig().then(config => {
    console.log(config)
})

Design Goals

The default CaddyServer will be a light wrapper around the CaddyServer API, providing no extra functionality. Helper functions will be added to submodules, e.g. CaddyServer.Builder.

API

At the time of speaking, there are three CaddyServer API endpoints.

const loadResponse : Promise<Object> = caddy.postLoad(<Object> configuration) // set or replace active configuration
const stopResponse : Promise<Object> = caddy.postStop() // stop the active configuration and exit the process
const configResponse : Promise<Object> = caddy.getConfig(path : String, { id: Boolean }) // exports config at path
const configResponse : Promise<Object> = caddy.postConfig(configuration : Object, path : String, { id: Boolean }) // sets or replaces config
const configResponse : Promise<Object> = caddy.putConfig(configuration : Object, path : String, { id: Boolean }) // creates new object
const configResponse : Promise<Object> = caddy.patchConfig(configuration : Object, path : String, { id: Boolean }) // replaces existing object
const configResponse : Promise<Object> = caddy.deleteConfig(path : String, { id: Boolean }) // deletes value at path

By default, path defaults to the root and id to false. Id can be used to specify IDs, instead of full paths.

License

MIT