Static Site Stealer is a simple node program to "steal" static sites. It accomplishes this by fetching the HTML for a URL on the server, and then sends an exact copy of it to the client. It comes with three different routes, all with their own purposes.
There are three current routes. A table is shown below for their usage.
| Route | Usage |
|---|---|
| /search/${url} | The actual recommended "static site stealer", renders static sites by rewriting relative urls into absolute ones |
| /simple/${url} | Like /search, but usually renders only the HTML (no url rewriting) |
| /iframe/${url} | A simple iframe for the site. |
Note that the url variable will be the site WITHOUT the protocol added (ex.
/search/firestreaker2.gq)
If you want to selfhost this project for some reason, you are free to do so.
$ git clone https://github.com/FireStreaker2/Static-Site-Stealer.git
$ cd Static-Site-Stealer
$ npm i
$ npm startPlease note that if you are selfhosting with a custom URL, you must set your URL environment variable to the proper value (ex. https://sss.firestreaker2.gq), otherwise this will not work.