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#### Documentation

* please refer to the documentation for: _Node.js HLS Proxy_ : HTTP Live Streaming Proxy for the _Node JS_ Runtime
* please refer to notes that summarize command-line options that are not supported by the _Bare JS_ Runtime

#### Roadblocks

* ~~bare-http1.request()~~
- solution: issue proposes a one-line fix
- fixed: in v4.2.1 by diff
* ~~bare-https.request()~~
- solution: issue proposes a one-line fix
- fixed: in v2.1.2 by diff
* ~~bare-tcp.Server.listen()~~
- solution: issue proposes a trivial fix
- workaround:
* apply a downstream one-line fix both here and here…
- old: server.listen(port,
- new: server.listen(port, '0.0.0.0',
* fixed: in v3.6.3 by diff
* ~~bare-http1.ServerResponse.writeHead()~~
- solution: issue proposes a one-line fix
- fixed: in v4.2.2 by diff
* ~~streamx.Stream.destroy()~~
- example:
``javascript
const http = require('bare-http1')

const url = 'http://httpbin.org/headers'

const onresponse = (res) => {
res.setEncoding('utf8')
res.on('data', () => {})
res.on('end', () => {
console.log('request ended', res.statusCode, "\n")
res.destroy()
make_request()
})
}

let remainder = 5

const make_request = () => {
if (remainder <= 0) return
remainder--

console.log('request started')
http.request(url, onresponse).end()
}

make_request()
`
- where:
* res is an instance of bare-http1.IncomingMessage, which inherits from streamx.Stream
* res.destroy === res.socket.destroy === streamx.Stream.destroy
- workaround:
* apply a downstream one-line fix by avoiding the redundant call to res.destroy() from the res.on('end') event listener
* fixed: in v2.1.3 by diff
* ~~streamx.Pipeline.done()~~
- workaround:
* apply a downstream one-line fix here…
`javascript
response.on('error', () => {})
`
* fixed: in v3.6.5 by diff

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#### How to: Install:

`bash
npm install --global "@warren-bank/bare-hls-proxy"
`

#### How to: Run the server(s):

`bash
bare-hlsd
`

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#### How to: Install:

`bash
git clone "https://github.com/warren-bank/bare-HLS-Proxy.git"
cd "bare-HLS-Proxy"
npm install
`

#### How to: Run the server(s):

`bash

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If using a port number >= 1024 on Linux, or

If using Windows:

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npm start [-- ]

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https://www.w3.org/Daemon/User/Installation/PrivilegedPorts.html

#

Linux considers port numbers < 1024 to be privileged.

Use "sudo":

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npm run sudo [-- ]
``

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#### Legal:

* copyright: Warren Bank
* license: GPL-2.0