A http file server written by golang and reactjs.
Binary can be download from gobuild.io
# basic usage
gohttp --port 8000 --root /your/workdir
Usage: gohttp [<flags>]
Flags:
-h, --help Show context-sensitive help (also try --help-long and --help-man).
--version Show application version.
--port=8000 Port to listen
--root="." File root directory
--private Only listen on loopback address
--httpauth=HTTPAUTH HTTP basic auth (ex: user:pass)
--cert=CERT TLS cert.pem
--key=KEY TLS key.pem
--gzip Enable Gzip support
--upload Enable upload support
--zipable Enable archieve folder into zip
ftp feature has a serious cpu usage problem. Be careful with that.
There are python scripts of which use pyftpdlib can do ftp server job.
- Support QRCode code generate
- All assets package to Standalone binary
- Different file type different icon
- Support show or hide hidden files
- Upload support
- README.md preview
- HTTP Basic Auth
- Gzip support
- When only one dir under dir, path will combine two together
- Directory zip download
- Code preview
- Apple ipa auto generate .plist file, qrcode can be recognized by iphone (Require https)
- Add ftp support(beta)
- Support modify the index page
- Download count statistics
- CORS enabled
About https
There is a Chinese doc about how to set up nginx and generate self signed keys
If there is a directory templates exists. The program will use templates under this dir instead use html resource inside the binary file.
Suggest install node through nvm
go get -u github.com/jteeuwen/go-bindata/...
npm install -g webpack
npm install
make prod
Your need to know what is react, and golang. In develop mode, Support react hot reload
npm install
make dev
Open another terminal
go build && ./gohttp
Upload
POST /upload-dir
upload-dir is just a name which you can change it easily.
| Field name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| file | Upload file | file=@upload.txt |
| path | Upload path(optional) | path=/tmp/ |
| name | Save name (optional, need version set) | name=foo |
| version | Upload version | version=1.2.0 |
Use CURL
# Normal upload
curl -F file=@upload.txt ${SERVER}
# Versioned upload
curl -F file=@foo-windows.txt -F file=@foo-mac.txt -F name=foo -F version=1.0.1 ${SERVER}
# will create dir structure
foo/
|- foo-latest(symlink) -> foo-1.0.1
`- foo-1.0.1/
|- foo-windows.txt
`- foo-mac.txt