by nstielau

Directory listings faster than you can say 'onomatopoeia'.

Why

Have you ever...

Wanted an instant/temporary file GUI on a remote server?
Wanted to browse through some HTML documentation in a place that wasn't conveniently accessible?
Wanted to edit=>reload=>examine an HTML file, but didn't want to deal with Apache?
Wanted an excuse to write a Sinatra app?

Easy as:

      gem install snap

Run Snap, chrooted to the current directory View at: localhost:4567

      $: snap

Run Snap, chrooted to your home directory View at: localhost:4567

      $: snap -r ~

Run Snap with a different port View at: localhost:3000

      $: snap -p 3000

View other Snap options:

      $: snap -h
      Usage: snap [options]
          -e env
          -s server
          -p port
          -r root

Start up Snap...

and start looking around

Nick Stielau (nick.stielau@gmail.com)

(nick.stielau@gmail.com)

Snap is potentially riddled with security holes. Snap! is meant for local or temporary use.

You can download this project in either zip or tar formats.

You can also clone the project with Git by running:

$ git clone git://github.com/nstielau/snap