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example.js

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+const GeminiServer = require("./main.js").GeminiServer;
+const staticFileHandler = require("./main.js").staticFileHandler;
+
+const server = new GeminiServer({
+    // port: 1965
+    //Option 1 (a single hostname):
+    // hostname:
+    // key:
+    // cert
+    //Option 2 (if you want virtual hosting)
+    host: [
+        {
+            hostnames: ["localhost"],
+            key: "key",
+            cert: "",
+        }
+    ]
+});
+
+//Registering a path with a string returns the string as Gemini text
+server.registerPath("localhost/", "### Hello, world");
+//Anything before the first slash is a domain name and is used in SNI matching if you passed the `host` option
+server.registerPath("MacBookGamma.local/", "### Hello from my Mac!");
+
+//Otherwise, you have a function, a handler
+//request has everything you would expect, .servername, .path,
+//You have to provide the entire responce inc. content type
+server.registerPath("localhost/allFiles", request => "text/txt\r\nHello, World\r\n");
+
+// We provide some convenient handlers for static, CGI, and reverse proxy
+
+//if the passed file is a single file, it's a file. If it's a directory, all sub-files are auto-included
+server.registerPath("localhost/static", staticFileHandler("/file/root" /*, {options}*/));
+
+//The file passed to CGI handler must exist and be executable at run time
+//You know what, CGIHandler hashes the file
+//No dynamically generated or changed CGI files
+//No enabling CGI running for a certain file extension
+//No enabling CGI running for a certain path. This must take a single file
+//500 CGI files, you better write 500 registerPath's (or write a custom handler)
+server.registerPath("localhost/run", CGIhandler("/path/to/test.py"));
+
+//Kinda cursed but whatever
+server.registerPath("localhost/thoughts", proxyHandler("gemini://localhost:8888"));
+
+
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