A simple CORS proxy server with configurable allowed domains.

1. Install node

   curl https://webi.sh/node | sh
   source ~/.config/envman/PATH.env

2. Download and enter the project directory

   git clone https://github.com/dashhive/cors-server.js
   pushd ./cors-server.js/

3. Run cors-server with config options

   # ./bin/cors-server.js [flags]
   ./bin/cors-server.js --prefix /api/cors/ --port 2677 --domains 'example.com, example.org'

4. Test with curl

   curl http://localhost:2677/api/cors/example.com

   (browser testing requires https, see below)

You can either set command line flags, or set ENVs. Flags take precedence.

See ./example.env for config options.

1. Install caddy

   curl https://webi.sh/caddy | sh
   source ~/.config/envman/PATH.env

2. Create ./Caddyfile

   https://localhost:443 {
       handle /api/* {
           reverse_proxy localhost:2677
       }
   }

3. Run caddy and localhost https will be generated

   caddy run --config ./Caddyfile

1. Open the JavaScript console
   Cmd ⌘ + Alt ⌥ + I
2. Test it out with fetch

   await fetch("https://localhost/api/cors/example.com/", { mode: "cors" });

1. Install Serviceman

   curl https://webi.sh/serviceman | sh
   source ~/.config/envman/PATH.env

2. Generate and enable service file for cors-server

   sudo env PATH="$PATH" \
       serviceman add --system -- \
           ./bin/cors-server.js --
               --port 2677 \
               --prefix /api/cors/ \
               --domains example.com

3. Generate and enable service file for caddy

   sudo env PATH="$PATH" \
       serviceman add --system --cap-net-bind -- \
       caddy run --config ./Caddyfile