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sharemydisk

v1.2.1

Published

Host your local disk in you LAN / WAN.so that any one can access your harddisk over the network by using the web browser like indexing

Downloads

14

Readme

Author: Ankit K Kashyap

NPM

What is this all about?

This is a Node project that serves the directory over local/internet if port forwarding is enabled. Host your local disk on your LAN/WAN so that anyone can access your hard disk over the network by using a web browser for indexing.

How to host/use/run?

*** Using npx ***

$ npx sharemydisk -p 80 -d /yourdirectory/path

Open the link mentioned in server is up http://192.168.0.1013:3000

CTR + C : to exit. *** Using npm ***

Then import in your application to use it. like

index.js

const sharemydisk = require('sharemydisk')

sharemydisk()

Then execute it from command node index.js -p 3001 -d ../

For development:

  1. npm i
  2. npm start

For production build: npm run build Inside shareMe/app.js, the build is ready to run anywhere without any node_module files. If you want to learn how to build, go to: https://youtu.be/P1v227ZFqM4

Simply download/copy the shareMe folder and run the command below, only available after npm run build.

For running with flags:

  • -p for port // default is 3000
  • -d for directory. // default is your current directory
  • -s for https Secure mode // default is https

node app.js -p 3000 -d ../abc/yourDirectory# sharemydisk

Don't know Node.js but still want to use?

  1. Download Node.js from the official site or by searching it on Google.
  2. npm i sharemydisk or
$ npx sharemydisk -p 80 -d /yourdirectory/path
  1. npm run build
  2. Copy the folder ./shareMe where you want to serve the content.
  3. Open terminal/powershell and run node app in the same path.

Port Forwarding using VS Code.

if you have vs code then you can open Terminal > then click on Port and forward the port by making the link as public ( by right click on the port address ) By this way you can share this link to anyone.

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