Is there any node js server build similar to Denver?

Question

Node.js

Hello! I'm trying to figure out how to make a server on node.js.
There was always Denver, worked as it should! But I realized that I want to try server-side js. I started digging and realized that I was wrong about node.js. After all, it's just a js runtime. Are there any similar builds? What would it be possible to create daddies (test.ru) and run through the browser?

Answer 1

After all, it's just a js runtime.

Quite right. Put ruby, python, GCC - nowhere is there such a thing as to create a daddy and its contents would be automatically available as a site. Moreover, even in PHP there is no such thing - the web server is responsible for this. In Denver it was Apache2, you can install it the same way, or you can find something simpler ( lighttpd ). But there will still be no magic folders like site.ru.

Answer 2

in nodejs, the console is driving. nowhere without her. And it's very convenient to manage applications from it. so Denver is not needed here)

Answer 3

There is a http-server module that will make a file server from any directory.