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static-file-server

Introduction

Tiny, simple static file server using environment variables for configuration. Install from any of the following locations:

Configuration

Environment Variables

Default values are shown with the associated environment variable.

# Enables resource access from any domain.
CORS=false

# Enable debugging for troubleshooting. If set to 'true' this prints extra
# information during execution. IMPORTANT NOTE: The configuration summary is
# printed to stdout while logs generated during execution are printed to stderr.
DEBUG=false

# Optional Hostname for binding. Leave black to accept any incoming HTTP request
# on the prescribed port.
HOST=

# If assigned, must be a valid port number.
PORT=8080

# Automatically serve the index file for a given directory (default). If set to
# 'false', URLs ending with a '/' will return 'NOT FOUND'.
SHOW_LISTING=true

# Folder with the content to serve.
FOLDER=/web

# URL path prefix. If 'my.file' is in the root of $FOLDER and $URL_PREFIX is
# '/my/place' then file is retrieved with 'http://$HOST:$PORT/my/place/my.file'.
URL_PREFIX=

# Paths to the TLS certificate and key. If one is set then both must be set. If
# both set then files are served using HTTPS. If neither are set then files are
# served using HTTP.
TLS_CERT=
TLS_KEY=

# List of accepted HTTP referrers. Return 403 if HTTP header `Referer` does not
# match prefixes provided in the list.
# Examples:
#   'REFERRERS=http://localhost,https://...,https://another.name'
#   To accept missing referrer header, add a blank entry (start comma):
#   'REFERRERS=,http://localhost,https://another.name'
REFERRERS=

YAML Configuration File

YAML settings are individually overridden by the corresponding environment variable. The following is an example configuration file with defaults. Pass in the path to the configuration file using the command line option ('-c', '-config', '--config').

debug: false
folder: /web
host: ""
port: 8080
referrers: []
show-listing: true
tls-cert: ""
tls-key: ""
url-prefix: ""
cors: false

Example configuration with possible alternative values:

debug: true
folder: /var/www
port: 80
referrers:
    - http://localhost
    - https://mydomain.com

Deployment

Without Docker

PORT=8888 FOLDER=. ./serve

Files can then be accessed by going to http://localhost:8888/my/file.txt

With Docker

docker run -d \
    -v /my/folder:/web \
    -p 8080:8080 \
    halverneus/static-file-server:latest

This will serve the folder "/my/folder" over http://localhost:8080/my/file.txt

Any of the variables can also be modified:

docker run -d \
    -v /home/me/dev/source:/content/html \
    -v /home/me/dev/files:/content/more/files \
    -e FOLDER=/content \
    -p 8080:8080 \
    halverneus/static-file-server:latest

Getting Help

./serve help
# OR
docker run -it halverneus/static-file-server:latest help