Open-source alternatives to HttpFileServer

File Browser is a self-hosted application that provides a web-based interface for managing files and directories on a server. It functions as a virtual file system abstraction, allowing users to browse, organize, and edit text-based files directly within their browser without requiring local access to the server. The platform distinguishes itself through a comprehensive command-line interface that enables full administrative control over system configurations, user accounts, and automation hooks. It supports a flexible, event-driven architecture where custom shell scripts can be triggered aut

A high performance, multi-threaded C# file download library.

libhv is a high-performance C/C++ network library and event-driven I/O framework used to build TCP, UDP, SSL, HTTP, WebSocket, and MQTT clients and servers. It provides a non-blocking event loop for managing network sockets, timers, and system signals across multiple threads. The project is distinguished by its integrated support for specialized network roles, including a full HTTP web server with RESTful routing and middleware, an MQTT messaging client for IoT communication, and the ability to implement SOCKS5 and HTTP proxies. It also features a reliable UDP implementation to ensure ordered

Good Game, Peace Out Rollback Network SDK

🦄 A Promise based REST and HTTP client for Unity 🎮

Header-only, event based, tiny and easy to use libuv wrapper in modern C++ - now available as also shared/static library!

Workflow is an asynchronous C++ task engine designed for building distributed systems and high-performance network services. It provides a framework for orchestrating complex sequences of network, file, and computational operations, allowing developers to compose these tasks into parallel workflows. The library functions as a toolkit for implementing scalable servers and clients for protocols such as HTTP, Redis, MySQL, and Kafka. It distinguishes itself through a task-based concurrency model that manages non-blocking operations and coordinates service discovery, load balancing, and traffic r

Handy is a C++11 network server framework and event-driven networking engine designed for building high-performance concurrent TCP and UDP servers. It functions as an asynchronous I/O library and an HTTP server implementation that separates asynchronous network I/O from synchronous business logic to simplify server development. The framework distinguishes itself by utilizing platform-specific event notifications to manage millions of simultaneous network connections and providing an SSL/TLS network wrapper for encrypted asynchronous data transmission. It implements a half-sync/half-async proc