Per-server NodeJS configuration?

As @drachenstern mentioned, you could use request.headers. Host, as in.

As @drachenstern mentioned, you could use request.headers. Host, as in: # get the path portion of the URI without optional port var domain=request.headers.host. Replace(/\:\d+$/,''); but this wouldn't provide a canonical domain if the request was made using an IP address rather than the server's name.

A better option might be to use the hostname of the server, as in: var domain=process. Env process. Env'OS' && process.

Env'OS'. Match(/^Win/)? 'HOSTNAME' : 'HOST' .

You might consider if request. Host has the data you need. It most likely would.

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