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Simple file server providing REST APIs to access remote file system.

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This FileServer makes specified base directory accessible via REST APIs allowing you to list, download, upload, move and delete files and create empty directories. It also provides user access control and security.

  • Standalone java server, running on linux system.
  • Runs on the top of file system of host server.
  • Provides access via REST APIs to the file system.
  • File system operations supported
    • list / read content of the directory
    • download file, upload file
    • create empty directory
    • delete file or directory
    • move file or directory
    • get audit data for resource (file or directory) like number of downloads, uploads, .
    • web UI / web client for REST APIs
    • compressed directory download
    • compressed directory upload

    FileServer may be configured in several distinct ways. Check configurations examples chapter for more examples.

    Requirements for developers

    • JDK 11 or later (JDK 8 is supported as well)
    • Requires read/write access to base directory on local file system.

    All REST endpoints use ‘dynamic’ path. This means that path ** is used as relative path in base directory. See also postman collection example.

    • GEThttp://localhost:8888/services/files/list/** — list content directory or subdirectory
      curl -X GET http://localhost:8888/services/files/list/ -b /tmp/cookies.txt
    • GEThttp://localhost:8888/services/files/download/** — download file on path. file must exist.
      curl -X GET http://localhost:8888/services/files/download/path/to/001-data.txt -b /tmp/cookies.txt
    • POSThttp://localhost:8888/services/files/upload/** — upload file, parent directory(ies) must exist before upload
      curl -F ‘file=@/local/path/to/file.txt’ http://localhost:8888/services/files/upload/path/to/001-data.txt -b /tmp/cookies.txt

    Delete files and/or directories

    • DELETEhttp://localhost:8888/services/files/delete/** — delete file or directory
      curl -X DELETE http://localhost:8888/services/files/delete/path/to/001-data.txt -b /tmp/cookies.txt
    • POSThttp://localhost:8888/services/files/createdir/** — create empty directory
      curl -X POST http://localhost:8888/services/files/createdir/path/to/directory -b /tmp/cookies.txt
    • POSThttp://localhost:8888/services/files/move/** — move file or directory. If source is file, destination must be also a file, If source is directory, destination must be directory as well. curl -X POST http://localhost:8888/services/files/move/path/to/source -b /tmp/cookies.txt -d ‘< "destinationPath": "path/to/destination" >»
    • GEThttp://localhost:8888/services/files/audit/** — get audit data for the resource. curl -X GET http://localhost:8888/services/files/audit/path/to/source -b /tmp/cookies.txt

    In order to use file server REST endpoints above, user’s http session must be authorized. Users have defined their roles and access rights to files and directories. See this example of server configuration.

    • POSThttp://localhost:8888/services/auth/login
      curl -X POST http://localhost:8888/services/auth/login -H «Content-Type: application/json» -d ‘< "userName": "master", "password": "secret" >‘ -c /tmp/cookies.txt

    Selected role fileserver.admin.role is used for admin access. Users with this role have access to special dedicated REST endpoints. See this example of server configuration. Refer to attached postman collection for all admin APIs.

    Implemented admin features

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