local-domains v1.2.4

local-domains

Returns a list of local domains

Install

With npm:

npm install --save-dev local-domains

Examples

const localDomains = require('localDomains');

localDomains('my-cool-site');
// => [
//  'my-cool-site.dev', 
//  'my-cool-site.meh', 
//  '10.9.8.7.xip.io', 
//  'my-cool-site.10.9.8.7.xip.io', 
//  'www.my-cool-site.10.9.8.7.xip.io'
// ]

You can also pass an array of wanted top level domains:

const localDomains = require('localDomains');

localDomains('my-cool-site', ['localdomain', 'thebest', 'xip']);
// => [
//  'my-cool-site.localdomain', 
//  'my-cool-site.thebest', 
//  '10.9.8.7.xip.io'
// ]

This works great if you want to set the allowedHosts in webpack:

const localDomains = require('localDomains');
const hostList = localDomains('my-cool-site');
…
devServer: {
  allowedHosts: hostList,
  compress: true,
  host: '0.0.0.0',
  hot: true,
  inline: true,
  port: 3000
}
…

or log out the places where you can access your dev server:

const localDomains = require('localDomains');
const hostList = localDomains('my-cool-site');

hostList.forEach(host => {
  console.log(host);
});

API

localDomains(name, types)

Returns an array of domains.

Parameter name

A required string.

Parameter types

An optional array of top level domains, with the default of ['dev', 'meh', 'xip', 'name.xip', www.name.xip]. You can pass ['xip'] or ['xip.io'] and you will get [IP.xip.io].