fileserver

The fileserver can be used as a static file server to share your file and also can as a private file server to upload and download your private files.

Features

• Directory index
• File download
• File upload
• HTTPS supported
• Web UI
• JSON API

Usage

API usage

File upload - Using default file name

Following command will upload the img.png to the directory /image/a/b/c/ on the file server and produces a file named img.png.

$ curl -T img.png http://localhost:8880/image/a/b/c/
$ # or
$ curl -F 'file=@img.png' http://localhost:8880/image/a/b/c/

File upload - Specify file name

Following command will upload the img.png to the directory /image/a/b/c/ on the file server and produces a file named another.png.

$ curl -T img.png http://localhost:8880/image/a/b/c/another.png
$ # or
$ curl -F 'file=@img.png' http://localhost:8880/image/a/b/c/another.png

Note:

1. If the specified directory does not exist on the file server, this directory will be created first.
2. If the file to be uploaded already exists on the file server, the file will be overwritten.

File download

$ curl http://localhost:8880/image/a/b/c/another.png

UI usage

Directory index

The directory index access URL is the same as the API's access URL(Such as http://localhost:8880/image/a/b/c/). Just type the URL in the browser, and you'll see what's inside.

File upload

Build

$ make build

It will be output a binary in the tmp directory named with fileserver

Development

$ make dev

It will run a air server to watch code change and reload the server.