# netget `2.6.51` > **A Gateway To the Web.** `netget` is the entry point of a node. It **routes every request to the right place** — a static folder, a port, or any HTTP service. #### Run on your terminal: (You need npm) ```bash npm i -g netget ``` #### **Start netget on your terminal by running:** ```bash netget ``` #### Command Line: ```bash netget # opens CLI netget reload # reloads server netget restart # alias for reload ``` --- # Configuring network routes and exposing services: Domain map — live routing table is checked every second by a **Lua** timer. Routing changes take effect immediately — *no restart needed:* ```json { "domains": { "suis-macbook-air.local": { "type": "static", "root": "/Users/suign/.get/html" }, "other-service.local": { "type": "proxy", "target": "127.0.0.1:8161" } } } ``` | Type | Behavior | |---|---| | `static` | Serves files from `root`. `index.html` fallback. | | `proxy` | Forwards to `target` with standard proxy headers. | | `server` | Same as proxy. Alias for app servers. | --- ## Node landing page When netget starts for the first time, visiting `http://hostname.local/` shows the node identity page: ```bash node hostname.local ● online ``` The page boots the `all.this` environment if available on the node. Which means this host is now listenning on HTTP and HTTPS requests. Port 80 and 443. Which is the **world wide web.** --- ## License **MIT** — [neurons.me](https://www.neurons.me)