A tiny, simple static web server written in Go.
Windows binaries are available from the Sheret Releases page on GitHub. Download and extract the binary to anywhere on your filesystem. There are no dependencies.
Note: The binary release is packed with UPX to reduce size.
Usage: sheret [options]
Parameters:
-d string
directory to serve from (default ".")
-f log to disk [sheret.log]
-p string
port to serve on (default "8100")
-q suppress all logging
-h show usage help
After downloading, you can start Sheret simply with sheret from the command line. By default, Sheret will begin serving from the directory it is located, on HTTP port 8100. Sheret will log all activity to the console. To terminate Sheret, simply type CTRL+C in the console window.
The console window will log all requests, and pretty print POST request variables for easier debugging.
2017/05/26 14:51:41 [::1]:61814 GET /
2017/05/26 14:51:34 [::1]:61814 POST /
2017/05/26 14:51:34 ---- POST Data: ------------------------
2017/05/26 14:51:34 number-one = MyValue
2017/05/26 14:51:34 number-two = AnotherVal
2017/05/26 14:51:34 number-three =
2017/05/26 14:51:34 ---- End POST Data. 3 Fields Received --
The -f option will enable logging to disk. All console output from Sheret will also be saved in sheret.log next to the executable.
PRs accepted. Submit any suggestions or corrections via a GitHub pull request. Support via GitHub issues is limited.
This is a simple tool meant for developers to test local code. It is 100% based on Golangs included HTTP library. No security related code or testing has been added by the author. This tool is not meant for production use, or even any type of server which connects directly to a public network. No guarantee is provided or implied.
- The Sheret logo icon is provided by FreePik
- FYI: שרת Sheret is the Hebrew word for Serverץ :)
GPL v3 © Ethan Piliavin
