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import { warningUtils } from '@verdaccio/core'; export const DEFAULT_PORT = '4873'; export const DEFAULT_PROTOCOL = 'http'; export const DEFAULT_DOMAIN = 'localhost'; /** * Parse an internet address * Allow: - https:localhost:1234 - protocol + host + port - localhost:1234 - host + port - 1234 - port - http::1234 - protocol + port - https://localhost:443/ - full url + https - http://[::1]:443/ - ipv6 - unix:/tmp/http.sock - unix sockets - https://unix:/tmp/http.sock - unix sockets (https) * @param {*} urlAddress the internet address definition * @return {Object|Null} literal object that represent the address parsed */ export function parseAddress(urlAddress: any): any { // // TODO: refactor it to something more reasonable? // // protocol : // ( host )|( ipv6 ): port / let urlPattern = /^((https?):(\/\/)?)?((([^\/:]*)|\[([^\[\]]+)\]):)?(\d+)\/?$/.exec(urlAddress); if (urlPattern) { return { proto: urlPattern[2] || DEFAULT_PROTOCOL, host: urlPattern[6] || urlPattern[7] || DEFAULT_DOMAIN, port: urlPattern[8] || DEFAULT_PORT, }; } urlPattern = /^((https?):(\/\/)?)?unix:(.*)$/.exec(urlAddress); if (urlPattern) { return { proto: urlPattern[2] || DEFAULT_PROTOCOL, path: urlPattern[4], }; } return null; } /** * Retrieve all addresses defined in the config file. * Verdaccio is able to listen multiple ports * @param {String} argListen * @param {String} configListen * eg: * listen: - localhost:5555 - localhost:5557 @return {Array} */ export function getListListenAddresses(argListen: string | void, configListen: any): any { // command line || config file || default let addresses; if (argListen) { addresses = [argListen]; } else if (Array.isArray(configListen)) { addresses = configListen; process.emitWarning('multiple addresses will be deprecated in the next major, only use one'); } else if (configListen) { addresses = [configListen]; } else { addresses = [DEFAULT_PORT]; } addresses = addresses .map(function (addr): string { const parsedAddr = parseAddress(addr); if (!parsedAddr) { warningUtils.emit(warningUtils.Codes.VERWAR004, addr); } return parsedAddr; }) .filter(Boolean); return addresses; }