A simple zero-configuration command-line HTTP files server. Like Python's SimpleHTTPServer but scalable. Сan easily handle thousands of simultaneous connections.
Implemented in Clojure with Aleph and Netty. Mostly as an example. It's still skillful and handy tho'. There's even nothing wrong with putting it to production.
Run in the directory you want to serve:
clj -Sdeps '{:deps {nasus {:mvn/version "0.1.7"}}}' -m http.serverOr specify custom port:
clj -Sdeps '{:deps {nasus {:mvn/version "0.1.7"}}}' -m http.server 8001- Plain text & HTML directory listings based on "Accept" header
- Automatic mime-type detection
- Streaming and chunked encoding for large files
- Keep-alive and slow requests handling
- Transparent content compression (gzip, deflate)
- Cache control and "Last-Modified"
- CORS headers
In development:
- Range queries support
- SSL/TLS
- List of files & directories to exclude from serving
-p, --port <PORT> 8000 Port number
-b, --bind <IP> 0.0.0.0 Address to bind to
--dir <PATH> ./ Directory to serve files
--auth <USER[:PASSWORD]> Basic auth
--no-index Disable directory listings
--no-cache Disable cache headers
--no-compression Disable deflate and gzip compression
--follow-symlink Enable symbolic links support
--include-hidden Process hidden files as normal
--cors Support Acccess-Control-* headers, see --cors-* options for more fine-grained control
--cors-origen Acccess-Control-Allow-Origin response header value
--cors-methods Acccess-Control-Allow-Methods response header value
--cors-allow-headers Acccess-Control-Allow-Headers response header value
--index-document-path <PATH> When requesting "dir/", respond with "dir/<PATH>" instead of a listing
-h, --help
Copyright © 2020 Nasus
Nasus is licensed under the MIT license, available at MIT and also in the LICENSE file.