console-remote-server

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Private Server and Remote JavaScript Console App

This is your own, private server of http://console.re/ service

Using this repo you can install a private server for JavaScript Remote Console and connect to it using https://github.com/kurdin/console-remote

You can try all Console Remote examples at RunJS.co https://runjs.co/s/g7LRa7LU1

This version also supports CORS and is built to work with Heroku

Installation and Use

Clone repo and install packages

Clone this private server repo https://github.com/kurdin/console-remote-server

$ git clone https://github.com/kurdin/console-remote-server

Go to repo folder and install Node packages

$ cd console-remote-server
$ npm install

Run Console Server on localhost

Console Node server script located in ./console-server folder. You can change .env.development file to modify server options

Start console server on localhost port 8088

$ npm run server

Your full server url will be http://localhost:8088 , this is where you need to connect from console-remote connector

Run Console App on localhost

Start console web application on http://localhost:3000

$ npm start

With your browser, open http://localhost:3000 and you should see Console Remote Web App

Connect to your Private Server

There are couple of ways to connect from your script to Private server. See all methods https://github.com/kurdin/console-remote/blob/main/README.md#installation-and-use

A quick way to connect

Install console-remote-client package

$ npm install console-remote-client

import or require package console-remote-client into your script only once and use server option to connect to your locally running private server on port 8088

import consolere from 'console-remote-client';

consolere.connect({
  server: 'http://localhost:8088',
  channel: 'my-private-server-channel', // required
  redirectDefaultConsoleToRemote: true, // optional, default: false
  disableDefaultConsoleOutput: true, // optional, default: false
});

console.log('test log');

or with require

const consolere = require('console-remote-client').connect({
  server: 'http://localhost:8088',
  channel: 'my-private-server-channel', // required
  redirectDefaultConsoleToRemote: true, // optional, default: false
  disableDefaultConsoleOutput: true, // optional, default: false
});

console.log('test log');

In your browser, go to url http://localhost:3000/my-private-server-channel and you should see your test log output in the Console App

Deploy Console Server on Your Own Production Server

Copy this repo's files to your production server and install Node packages

npm i

Run Console Server on Production

Change production options in .env.production file

Run Node app in production env with

NODE_ENV=production npm run server

Use NGINX or any other Reverse Proxy server to forward all requests from your public domain port 443 or 80 to your locally running private console server on port 8088. See example in config/console.nginx.example.conf

Build Run Console App on Production

npm run build

Copy all files in ./build folder to your HTTP server root folder for your private remote console server domain

See examples of HTTP server configuration in config/console.nginx.example.conf and semi auto deployment script in .shipit files

More Information

• Any issues or questions (no matter how basic), please open an issue

Contact

• Website contact form: http://console.re#contact

Copyright

Copyright (c) 2012 - 2021 Sergey Kurdin https://github.com/kurdin

Check my PasteBar - Limitless Clipboard App for Mac and Windows - https://github.com/PasteBar/PasteBarApp

Check my JavaScript Playground Web App https://runjs.co/s/OAZfi2HI7

Based on http://jsoverson.github.io/rcl Copyright (c) 2012 by Jarrod Overson

License

MIT License

See LICENSE.md