npx http2nostr --verbose --nsec-file ~/my-nsec.txt --save-nsec --relays wss:https://relay.damus.io wss:https://nos.lol wss:https://relay.snort.social wss:https://nostr.wine -p 8080

$ npx http2nostr --help

Usage: http2nostr [options]

A simple http proxy that forwards all requests as nostr direct-messages.

Options:
  -V, --version                    output the version number
  --nodejs-http-options <options>  A json object of options for the http.createServer function (see:
                                   https://nodejs.org/api/http.html#httpcreateserveroptions-requestlistener). (default: "{}")
  -p, --port <port>                Port to listen
  -h, --host <host>                Host to listen
  --backlog <backlog>              Backlog (see: https://nodejs.org/api/net.html#serverlisten)
  --exclusive <exclusive>          Exclusive (see: https://nodejs.org/api/net.html#serverlisten)
  --relays <relays...>             A list of relays to use for the nostr direct-messages.
  --relays-file <filename>         A file to read the relays from. If both --relays and --relays-file are defined and the file exists, only the file will be used. If the
                                   file doesn't exist or empty, it will be created with the relays given in the --relays option (i.e. the --relays option represents
                                   "default relays" in this case). The relays in the file should be separated by space or new-lines.
  --keep-host                      Keep the Host header of the http request (by default it is removed).
  --nsec-file <filename>           Send nostr message from this nsec (by default generate a random nsec on each execution)
  --save-nsec                      If the nsec file was not found, generate a random nsec and save it in the same path.
  --timeout <timeout>              Timeout in milliseconds (default: 300000)
  --destination <destination>      All requests will be sent to this destination npub/nprofile. If not defined, the requests will be sent according to the
                                   X-Nostr-Destination header (and the header is removed).
  --max-cached-relays <number>     When the x-nostr-destination is an NIP-19 nprofile, the server will attempt to connect to the relay hints in the nprofile, and will keep
                                   connections to these relays up to this limit. (default: 10)
  --exit-on-file-change            Exit when the files in --relays-file or --nsec-file change by an external process. Useful to reboot the server when those configuration
                                   change (don't forget to start the process again after it dies, using docker-compose configuration or some other way).
  -v, --verbose                    Verbose logs
  --help                           display help for command