DEPRECATED. This project is unmaintained in favor of now-cli development mode (now dev). micro remains fully supported and under active development.

micro-proxy

Usage

Firstly, install the package:

npm i -g micro-proxy

Then add following rules to a filename called rules.json:

{
  "rules": [
    {"pathname": "/blog", "method":["GET", "POST", "OPTIONS"], "dest": "http://localhost:5000"},
    {"pathname": "/**", "dest": "http://localhost:4000"}
  ]
}

Visit path alias documentation to learn more about rules.

Run the proxy server with:

micro-proxy -r rules.json -p 9000

Now you can access the proxy via: http://localhost:9000

Programmatic Usage

You can run the proxy programmatically inside your codebase. For that, add micro-proxy to your project with:

npm install micro-proxy

Then create the proxy server like this:

const createProxy = require('micro-proxy')
const proxy = createProxy([
  {"pathname": "/blog", "method":["GET", "POST", "OPTIONS"], "dest": "http://localhost:5000"},
  {"pathname": "/**", "dest": "http://localhost:4000"}
])

proxy.listen(9000, (err) => {
  if (err) {
    throw err
  }
  console.log(`> Ready on http://localhost:9000`)
})

Production Usage

You can use micro-proxy as a production deployment.

But if you are using ZEIT now, you can simply use path alias rules instead.
(It's a FREE service available for all ZEIT now deployments.)