rsrv is a simple web server written in Go.

rsrv uses a configuration file named rsrv.ini to mount different handlers to the directory tree (see example/rsrv.ini for an example configuration file). The config file is parsed in a concurrent manner using Go's goroutines and channels. The type of each mount point defines how that mount point will behave (e.g. dir will serve files from a directory and file will just serve a certain file).

• Parse configuration file concurrently.
• Serve files over http.
• Mount different mount points to a single directory tree.
• Create a variety of different mount types.

If you want to read through or modify rsrv, here are some important files:

• example/*.ini: The comments in these files are fantastic.
• main.go: This is where the program starts.
• config.go: This is where the configuration is parsed.
• handler.go: This has getHandler and some helper functions that are shared by the handlers.