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option to set custom response headers, example Service-Worker-Allowed
See original GitHub issueoption to set custom response headers, for instance Service-Worker-Allowed. possible add more then one custom headers to response.
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yes, you are right, it is “a simple zero-configuration command-line http server” tool but it will be optional flag which turn on some custom headers. we can use
-H/--header <header>which add custom header. example of use:http-server ./folder -H "Custom-Header1:value1" -H "Custom-Header2:value2"orhttp-server ./folder -H "Custom-Header1:value1" "Custom-Header2:value2"in this case we don’t need to add custom flag each time to add custom headers. What do you think?I just proposed #360 which would solve for this…and potentially all the other (un)imagined uses for HTTP headers. 😁 Thoughts welcome!