Self-hosted projects tagged “HTTP”
39 open source projects with this tag
39 services found
rgit
Fast Rust web frontend for bare Git repositories
Rust-based, gitweb/cgit-like web interface for browsing bare Git repositories with RocksDB indexing, on-demand gitoxide loading, and Docker/Nix support.

PortChecker
Lightweight API and web UI to check TCP port availability
Open-source API and web interface to test TCP port availability for hostnames and IPs. Docker-ready, minimal dependencies, and exposes Prometheus metrics for monitoring.

nforwardauth
Lightweight forward-auth service for reverse proxies
A minimal, Rust-based forward authentication middleware for reverse proxies (Traefik, Caddy, nginx) using a passwd file and signed auth tokens.

GhostFile
Lightweight one-time file upload server with auto-shutdown
A small Python-based ephemeral file upload server (CLI + optional GUI) that accepts one-time uploads and stops automatically after a transfer.
PlexGifMaker
Create GIFs from your Plex library using subtitles
Web app to generate GIFs from Plex media and subtitles with integrated Plex login; built on .NET 6 and provided as a Docker Compose service.
TestFlight Watcher
Monitors TestFlight invite links and notifies via Pushover
Node.js utility that monitors TestFlight invite URLs and sends Pushover notifications when beta slots open; configurable via .env with an optional web endpoint for management.
Lighttpd
Lightweight event-driven HTTP server optimized for high performance
Open-source, low-memory web server written in C that provides FastCGI/SCGI/CGI, TLS support, HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2, modular architecture and high concurrency.
Privoxy
Non-caching web proxy with privacy and content filtering
Privoxy is a self-hosted, non-caching web proxy that filters ads and trackers, rewrites content, and modifies HTTP headers for privacy and access control.

Squid
Caching proxy server for HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, and more
Squid is a high-performance caching proxy that accelerates web delivery, reduces bandwidth usage, and provides extensive access controls for proxy and reverse-proxy setups.