<p>Is there a golang web file server that allows for a decent web based file interface ? I'm talking things like sorting by name, size, date, downloading files, ... that sort of thing. Basic stuff that allows you to quickly explore what's on your production server when debugging.</p>
<p>Something along these lines: <a href="http://extplorer.sourceforge.net/" rel="nofollow">http://extplorer.sourceforge.net/</a> but in Go.</p>
<hr/>**评论：**<br/><br/>theKuke: <pre><p>Why do you need it in go? There are plenty of ftp clients who can do this.</p></pre>tex0: <pre><p>I'm wondering why you'd need that at all. FTP, SSH, ... do the job very well. Even with GUIs.</p></pre>wapswaps: <pre><p>Because it's so incredibly easy. I currently use a PHP one, and there's just no comparison with clients and the like. It just works, from everywhere (I use multiple laptops, a macbook and a linux laptop). And even for external people, I can simply give anyone a link and password and it just works, no fuss, no installs, no nothing.</p></pre>SeerUD: <pre><p>So if it works, why are you looking for a replacement? Just to have something written in Go instead? Or something specific?</p></pre>wapswaps: <pre><p>The PHP stuff still requires a LAMP stack (without the M). So that sucks.</p></pre>lobster_johnson: <pre><p>Just mount your server using <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SSHFS" rel="nofollow">SSHFS</a>. Now you have first-class access with <em>any</em> app that can read and write files — Finder, Atom/Sublime Text/Emacs/vi, etc.</p>
<p>I don't understand why you'd want to share a server's file system with multiple people. Surely Google Drive or Dropbox would be much better if you're collaborating on files.</p></pre>bitdivine: <pre><p>I am a newbie at golang and so would be happy to make something like this just for practice if it doesn't exist already. Presumably the entire front end can be lifted from extplorer. If the back end API is well documented it should be reasonably easy to replicate. Ping me if interested!</p></pre>
