You're right, you can use it just like `srvr` and quickly get any directory up at localhost from the command line. I figure most people will want to use it mor

You're right, you can use it just like `srvr` and quickly get any directory up at localhost from the command line. I figure most people will want to use it more like Apache though: set & forget & loads at startup. Don't know if I'd call draughtsman advanced: it's too small for that. Or maybe its diminutive size is a testament to node.js its power for anything related to servers and proxies; I probably wouldn't have bothered if I had had to write a server like this in any other language.