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Show HN: A static file server in 1.5MB – no Node, no Python, no install

6 pointsby trikkoabout 1 month ago
I built websitino, a small static file server intended for quick local development or testing. It’s a single binary (~1.5MB), with no external dependencies or runtime requirements — just run it in any folder and it starts serving files over HTTP.<p>It’s written in D and designed to be fast, minimal, and secure by default. Hidden files and directories (like .git) aren’t served unless explicitly enabled. You can customize behavior through simple command-line flags — e.g., enable directory listing or auto-serve index.html.<p>Example:<p>websitino --list-dirs --index<p>I created it because I was tired of using Python&#x27;s http.server or Node-based tools for simple use cases where I just want to serve a directory locally with minimal fuss and overhead.

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rvzabout 1 month ago
This looks really cool! Thank you for building this and it just works.
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