Static File Server

Serving files online can be challenging, so why not make it difficult as an executable?

How to use

• Move your files to files
• You may want some secure traffic while serving, look at our usage below:

Usage of ./fileserver:
  -address string
        The address to listen to (default ":80")
  -cert string
        Path to the tls certificate
  -key string
        Path to the tls key
  -quic tlsCert
        Must have tlsCert and `tlsKey` to enable QUIC (default true)

• Those can be also set with environment variables as ADDRESS, CERT, KEY and QUIC.
• A simple start for HTTP-only is easy as go run . or build the binary and run as ./static-file-server
• You can pass the arguments in CLI to start with QUIC ./static-file-server -cert <path/to/cert> -key <path/to/key>
• You can also set as an environment variable ADDRESS=":8080"" ./static-file-server, and your file server will be listening on port 8080.

QUIC can be disabled with -quic=false or QUIC="<any value>"

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Made by @Dviih