Commandline tool to start a http fileserver in the current directory ($CWD).

$> go-srv # starts server on $PWD on localhost:6969
$> go-srv --port=3000 # set port to 3000
$> go-srv --quiet # disable logging
$> go-srv --port=1234 --read-timeout=10
$> go-srv --bind=0.0.0.0 --cors --open # serve on all interfaces with CORS and auto-open browser
$> go-srv --dir=./public --headers="X-Frame-Options:DENY" # serve specific directory with custom headers

• --port=1234 - specify which port to run on (default: 6969)
• --bind=localhost - the network interface to bind to (default: localhost, use 0.0.0.0 for all interfaces)
• --dir=/path/to/serve - directory to serve (defaults to current working directory)
• --quiet - disable logging to stdout
• --cors - enable CORS headers for cross-origin requests
• --open - automatically open browser on startup
• --headers="Key:Value,Key2:Value2" - custom headers in format Key1:Value1,Key2:Value2
• --read-timeout=15 - specify the http server's read timeout in seconds (default: 15)
• --write-timeout=15 - specify the http server's write timeout in seconds (default: 15)

• clone the repository
• go install
• alternatively, you can download a release from the sidebar

pre-built releases are available here

• pre-built OS targets: linux, windows, darwin
• pre-built architectures: amd64, arm64