Is there a way to serve static html files from the local file system? ( OS X ) about swifter

[damian-kolakowski]

It's must have feature. I will add this.

[curveddesign]

Damian, is there any estimation of when static html file support will be added? It would be interesting to run this little server from the command line on a https://macstadium.com server as an experiment. It might allow me to migrate away from my Amazon Web Services (AWS) micro-instance. AWS virtual instances can be so much trouble and it might be interesting to go all Mac. Also, swifter is cool because it is entirely written in Swift!

[damian-kolakowski]

I will add this today.

[curveddesign]

Damian, awesome! Thanks for your hard work, I love Swift!

I know there is already an "iOS" target in Xcode but it might be cool if you could also add an "OS X" target for desktop machines.

[damian-kolakowski]

I added directories sharing ( 0008079 )

Here you have an example how to serve files from directory ( pls run demo and visit /resources/test.json ):

server["/resources/(.+)"] = NSBundle.mainBundle().resourcePath

I know there is already an "iOS" target in Xcode but it might be cool if you could also add an "OS X" target for desktop machines.

I will add this as well.

[curveddesign]

I need a little help in figuring out the regular expressing for a nested directory?

html files, for example in a "nesteddir" subdirectory, to the /resources directory do not get returned...

If I put in "/resources/nesteddir/page.html" I get a 404.

page.html is just a simple html file...

Test

Test 123456789......

[damian-kolakowski]

I added OSX target with demo app.

Here you have an example how to server all files from home directory:

bd8e9c0#diff-e49efa2180de5abf1c3e68c6d413b2cbR13

Best

[curveddesign]

Damian, awesome! Now all we need is HTTPS support and it is ready to take on Apache httpd! ;-)

Not sure if anyone has done HTTPS using a default cert totally in Swift yet? Not sure the crypto libraries are there? I bet someone somewhere is working on it! This may be worthy of a new issue?