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http-server-upload

List of commands for http-server-upload:

- PORT=${port}
http-server-upload:tldr:13bb4 http-server-upload: Start an HTTP server on a specific port to upload files to the current directory.

$ PORT=${port} http-server-upload

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- UPLOAD_DIR=${path-to-directory}
http-server-upload:tldr:7cba6 http-server-upload: Start an HTTP server, storing the uploaded files in a specific directory.

$ UPLOAD_DIR=${path-to-directory} http-server-upload

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- MAX_FILE_SIZE=${size_in_megabytes}
http-server-upload:tldr:81daa http-server-upload: Start an HTTP server with the specified maximum allowed file size for uploads in MiB (defaults to 200 MiB).

$ MAX_FILE_SIZE=${size_in_megabytes} http-server-upload

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- http-server-upload
http-server-upload:tldr:9f577 http-server-upload: Start an HTTP server on the default port to upload files to the current directory.

$ http-server-upload

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- TOKEN=${secret}
http-server-upload:tldr:cf7e7 http-server-upload: Start an HTTP server accepting uploads with a specific token field in the HTTP post.

$ TOKEN=${secret} http-server-upload

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- UPLOAD_TMP_DIR=${path-to-directory}
http-server-upload:tldr:cfec9 http-server-upload: Start an HTTP server using a specific directory to temporarily store files during the upload process.

$ UPLOAD_TMP_DIR=${path-to-directory} http-server-upload

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