# corsproxy

> standalone CORS proxy

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## Setup

```
npm install -g corsproxy
corsproxy
# with custom port: CORSPROXY_PORT=1234 corsproxy
# with custom host: CORSPROXY_HOST=localhost corsproxy
# with debug server: DEBUG=1 corsproxy
# with custom payload max bytes set to 10MB (1MB by default): CORSPROXY_MAX_PAYLOAD=10485760 corsproxy
```

## Usage

The cors proxy will start at http://localhost:1337.
To access another domain, use the domain name (including port) as the first folder, e.g.

- http://localhost:1337/localhost:3000/sign_in
- http://localhost:1337/my.domain.com/path/to/resource
- etc etc

## License

MIT