You can now say bye bye to CORS errors!

... for development purpose!

We sometimes take on projects where we don't have control over the back-end and that can lead to CORS issues arising which is problematic when working on the front-end.

This is a simple proxy that we made whenever we get in this situation in order to be able to work without getting blocked by CORS errors.

How to use

Simply update the proxyTable object in index.js and the proxy should work. (You will probably have to add rules for each of the url if you plan on deploying to Kubernetes)

Example of proxyTable

var proxyTable = {
  "test.proxy.kumojin.com": "https://www.test.com",
  "proxy.to.google": "https://www.google.com",
  "test-store.proxy.kumojin.com": "https://demo-test-store-0430.myshopify.com",
};

How to run

1. Install the dependencies: npm install or yarn

2. Run the proxy: node index.js