pserve 0.1.1

A simple HTTP/HTTPS server package with self-signed certificates

sServe: HTTP & HTTPS Python Server

A lightweight Python server for HTTP and HTTPS, designed for developers to quickly serve files locally or on a network. Works seamlessly on Windows, Linux, and macOS. Auto-generates self-signed certificates for HTTPS and supports clean shutdown with Ctrl+C.

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Features

• HTTPS Server with auto-generated self-signed certificates

• HTTP Server for plain HTTP connections

• Displays both Local and Network IP addresses

• Works on Windows, Linux, and macOS

• Clean Ctrl+C shutdown

• Easy CLI commands:

  • phttps [port] – start HTTPS server (default port 5555)
  • phttp [port] – start HTTP server (default port 5555)

⚡ Tip: If the commands are not recognized, ensure your Python Scripts folder is added to your system PATH.

Adding Python Scripts folder to PATH

• Windows: Usually C:\Users\<YourUsername>\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python3X\Scripts Add this path to Environment Variables → Path

• Linux/macOS: Usually ~/.local/bin Add this line to your shell config (.bashrc / .zshrc):

  export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"
  

After updating PATH, you can run from anywhere:

phttps 3000    # HTTPS server on port 3000
phttp 8080     # HTTP server on port 8080

• Compatible with Python 3.12+
• Uses cryptography library for certificate generation

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Installation

Clone the repository and install locally:

git clone https://github.com/nextsai/sServe.git
cd sServe
pip install .

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Usage

HTTPS Server

Default port 5555:

phttps

Custom port (e.g., 3000):

phttps 3000

HTTP Server

Default port 5555:

phttp

Custom port (e.g., 8080):

phttp 8080

Using Python Module

You can also run using Python's -m flag:

python -m phttps 3000   # HTTPS server
python -m phttp 8080    # HTTP server

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