LumeCMS adapter proxy

A simple proxy to run LumeCMS in a VPS easily on demand.

• This script opens a permanent server on the port 8000 (configurable).
• On the first request, the script runs deno task lume --serve .... This initializes the Lume's dev server on the port 3000.
• While the Lume's server is running, this script works as a reverse proxy, forwarding all the client's request to the Lume's server.
• After 2 hours of inactivity, the Lume's server is closed, waiting to be created again on the next request.

Usage

Add this entry to your import map:

{
  "imports": {
    "lume_cms_adapter": "https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/mod.ts"
  }
}

In the Lume project, run deno serve -A lume_cms_adapter.

Configuration

--port

If the proxied server is in on a different port (by default is 3000), you can configure it with this option:

deno serve -A lume_cms_adapter --port=3001

--hostname

If the proxied server is in on a different hostname (by default is localhost), you can configure it with this option:

deno serve -A lume_cms_adapter --hostname=0.0.0.0

--show-terminal

Show the terminal output of the Lume build at the cold start:

deno serve -A lume_cms_adapter --show-terminal