ADSF(1)
β¨ adsf(1) β the manual era β¨
πΈ NAME
okay bestie, meet adsf π¦ β a dead simple fileserver. no cap, it's literally the most low-effort way to get files served on the web π
π SYNOPSIS
adsf [options]
π DESCRIPTION
so adsf stands for A Dead Simple Fileserver π§ and it's a tiny web server you can spawn in any directory to serve static files. it's giving "I just want my files on the internet, thank you" energy π it can also be used programmatically in Rack and other Ruby applications, which is iconic β¨
-H,--handler[handler] β pick which handler to use π₯-h,--helpβ show the help menu, for when you're lost π-V,--versionβ show the version π-i[index-filenames],--index-filenamesβ set the index filenames, comma-separated π-x[extensions],--auto-extensionsβ suffixes that get automatically applied to requests, comma-separated and including the dot π-p,--port[port] β the port number to use π¦-r,--root[root] β set the web root πΈ-l,--local-onlyβ only listen to requests from localhost (short for-a localhost) π«Ά-a,--listen-address[host] β the address to listen to π-L,--live-reloadβ reload on changes, but you need adsf-live for this one β
ruby 1.5.3+dfsg1 Β· February 2026 Β· ADSF(1) π ~ the end, byeee, love u bestie π β¨
π¦ where this page comes from
- ubuntu resolute: ruby-adsf 1.5.3+dfsg1-1 Β· MIT
- ubuntu stonking: ruby-adsf 1.5.3+dfsg1-1 Β· MIT
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