A single-user, self-hosted web file disk. Files live on the filesystem and are served over HTTP, WebDAV, and FTP from one static binary — no database, no config file, no frontend build.
- Web file browser (templ + htmx, no SPA): instant filter, click-to-sort, list/grid toggle, image thumbnails
- Upload via toolbar or drag-and-drop (chunked for large files); streaming downloads with HTTP range support
- View and edit text files; images, Markdown (GFM, Mermaid, KaTeX, code highlight), and HTML rendered inline
- Desktop-style selection, right-click menu (open / download / copy raw URL / rename / delete), keyboard shortcuts
- Multi-select batch delete and drag-and-drop move; create folders and text files inline, no modals
- Static URL for every file at
/raw/<path>; nginx-style autoindex for folders - Same files over HTTP, FTP (
--ftp-port), and WebDAV (/webdav); REST API at/api/v1 - Path-safe by construction via Go
os.Root— symlinks cannot escape the data directory - Optional password protection, read-only mode, 中文 / English UI
- Native Windows service; clean SIGINT/SIGTERM shutdown for systemd / Docker
tdrive # serve the current directory on http://localhost:3000
tdrive /srv/files # serve a specific directory
tdrive --port 8080 # change the HTTP port
tdrive --host 127.0.0.1 # bind to one interface only
tdrive --ftp-port 2121 # also enable FTP
tdrive --password secret # require a password
tdrive --readonly # browse & download only| Flag | Meaning | Default |
|---|---|---|
[root] (positional) |
directory to serve | . (current directory) |
--host |
bind address for HTTP and FTP | all interfaces |
--port |
HTTP port | 3000 |
--ftp-port |
enable the FTP server on this port | off |
--password |
access password (empty = no auth) | empty |
--readonly |
block all uploads, edits, and deletes | off |
--verbose |
debug logging | off |