Bunginx

Ok I let it introduce itself here:

Bunginx: Fast, lightweight, simple HTTP file server
 bunginx [-pdhc] [--port <port>] [--cluster <count>] [--debug] [cwd]
 --port <port: number>      Set the port for Bunginx [-p]
                            - defaults to $PORT or 8000.
 --cluster <count: number>  Set the threads that Bunginx will spawn [-c]
                            - defaults to the CPU core count.
 --debug                    Display debug messages during run [-d]
 --help                     Display this message [-h]
 [cwd: string]              Directory that Bunginx will run on,
                            - defaults to current directory.

Installation

This installation guide is for linux users, for windows please compile it yourself

• Download the binary here (Or "bunginx" in the repo)
• Put it in PATH somewhere idk

Compiling

Prerequisites

Bun installed and is on PATH

Compilation

• Clone the repository
• For linux, run bun compile
• For windows, run bun windows(Result in 90mb binary, and very limited support)
• Result will be in ./bunginx
• (Optional)(Linux-only) Apply the application to /usr/bin via bun apply

Contribution

Pull requests are welcomed.

FAQ

Why is bunginx so big?

Bun's Single-file executable integrates and compiles the code into a copy of bun runtime itself, resulting in a pretty large file. However, They will soon make the binary itself smaller.

How to blacklist a file from Bunginx?

Simply just remove read permission of that file from the user that Bunginx runs from, or just remove the read permission entirely. (Sorry windows.)