You can host your specific file on the GitHub repository. The usage I assume is for one-line scripts. (i.e. dotfiles or some install scripts, like curl https://example.com | sh)

If you access from browsers, you'll redirected to the GitHub page, not a raw file.

For the development or testing, you can access to the different branches or tags. To do this, simply add the ref name to the sub-directory. (i.e. curl https://example.com/ref | sh)

1. Copy the .env.tmpl to .env and edit as you prefer

   🌍 Environment Variables

2. Follow the steps depending on the runtime

   • 🦕 Deno

     1. Run this command

        deno serve -A --env-file='.env' jsr:@5ouma/reproxy

   • 🍞 Bun

     1. Add this code to the index.ts

        export { default } from "@5ouma/reproxy";

     2. Run these commands

        bunx jsr add @5ouma/reproxy
        bun run index.ts

   • 🐢 Node.js

     1. Add this code to the index.js

        import { serve } from "@hono/node-server";
        import app from "@5ouma/reproxy";
        serve(app);

     2. Run these commands

        npm install @hono/node-server
        npx jsr add @5ouma/reproxy
        node run index.js

1. Create a new playground

2. Replace the default code with this

   export { default } from "jsr:@5ouma/reproxy";

3. Set the environment variables (Don't forget!!)

   🌍 Environment Variables

1. Set up the wrangler.toml

   🌍 Environment Variables

2. Add this code to the index.ts

   export { default } from "@5ouma/reproxy";

3. Deploy with these commands

   npx jsr add @5ouma/reproxy
   npx wrangler deploy index.ts

1. Clone this repository

   git clone https://github.com/5ouma/reproxy.git

2. Copy the .env.tmpl to .env and edit as you prefer

   🌍 Environment Variables

3. Run the server.ts via these task runners

   # For production
   deno task start

   # For development
   deno task dev

• ⚠️ Issues: Feature Requests or Bug Reports
• 💬 Discussions: General Chats or Questions
• 🛡️ Security Advisories: Security Issues that should not be public

I happily welcome your contributions! Before you contribute, I would recommend reading CONTRIBUTING.md for a better development experience.