ghfs [options]

-l|--listen <ip|port|:port|ip:port|socket> ...
    IP and port the server listens on, e.g. ":80" or "127.0.0.1:80".
    If --cert and --key are specified, port listens for TLS connection.
    If port is not specified, use "80" for pure HTTP mode, or "443" for TLS mode.
    If value contains "/" then treat it as a unix socket file.
    Flag "-l" or "--listen" can be ommitted.
--listen-plain <ip|port|:port|ip:port|socket> ...
    Similar to --listen, but force to use non-TLS mode
--listen-tls <ip|port|:port|ip:port|socket> ...
    Similar to --listen, but force to use TLS mode, will failed if cert or key is not specified.

--hostname <hostname> ...
    Specify hostname associated with current virtual host.
    If value starts with ".", treat it as a suffix, to match all levels of sub domains. e.g. ".example.com"
    If value ends with ".", treat it as a prefix, to match all levels of suffix domains.

-r|--root <directory>
    Root directory of the server.
    Defaults to current working directory.

-R|--empty-root
    Use virtual empty directory as root directory.
    Useful to share alias directories only.

--default-sort <sortBy>
    Default sort rule for files and directories.
    Available sort key:
    - `n` sort by name ascending
    - `N` sort by name descending
    - `e` sort by type(suffix) ascending
    - `E` sort by type(suffix) descending
    - `s` sort by size ascending
    - `S` sort by size descending
    - `t` sort by modify time ascending
    - `T` sort by modify time descending
    - `_` no sort
    Directory sort:
    - `/<key>` directories before files
    - `<key>/` directories after files
    - `<key>` directories mixed with files

-I|--dir-index <file> ...
    Specify default index file for directory.

-a|--alias <separator><url-path><separator><fs-path> ...
    Set path alias.
    Mount a file system path to URL path.
    e.g. ":/doc:/usr/share/doc"
-b|--bind <separator><url-path><separator><fs-path> ...
    Similar to --alias, but the url path is case-insensitive.

--header <name>:<value> ...
    Set custom HTTP response header.

-U|--global-upload
    Allow upload files for all url paths.
    Use it with care.
-u|--upload <url-path> ...
    Set url paths(and sub paths) that allows to upload files.
    Use it with care.
--upload-dir <fs-path> ...
    Similar to --upload, but use file system path instead of url path.
    Use it with care.

    Notes for upload options:
        If filename exists and is a regular file,
        will try to remove it first if deleting is enabled(e.g. by --delete),
        otherwise will try to add or increase numeric suffix.
        For directory upload mode, sub directories will be uploaded only if mkdir is enabled.

--global-mkdir
    Allow create sub directory under all url paths.
--mkdir <url-path> ...
    Allow create sub directory under specific url paths(and sub paths).
--mkdir-dir <fs-path> ...
    Similar to --mkdir, but use file system path instead of url path.

    Notes for mkdir options:
        To avoid ambiguity, names shadowed by aliased items cannot be created.

--global-delete
    Allow delete items under all url paths.
--delete <url-path> ...
    Allow delete items under specific url paths(and sub paths).
--delete-dir <fs-path> ...
    Similar to --delete, but use file system path instead of url path.

    Notes for delete options:
        To avoid ambiguity, aliased items under a path cannot be deleted.
        Non-aliased files/directories inside aliased items still can be deleted.
        To avoid ambiguity, files/directories shadowed by aliased items cannot be deleted.

-A|--global-archive
    Allow user to download the whole contents of current directory for all url paths.
    A download link will appear on top part of the page.
    Make sure there is no circular symbol links.
--archive <url-path> ...
    Allow user to download the whole contents of current directory for specific url paths(and sub paths).
--archive-dir <fs-path> ...
    Similar to --archive, but use file system path instead of url path.

--global-cors
    Allow CORS requests for all url path.
--cors <url-path> ...
    Allow CORS requests for specific url paths(and sub paths).
--cors-dir <fs-path> ...
    Allow CORS requests for specific file system paths(and sub paths).

--global-auth
    Use Basic Auth for all url path.
--auth <url-path> ...
    Use Basic Auth for specific url paths(and sub paths).
--auth-dir <fs-path> ...
    Use Basic Auth for specific file system paths(and sub paths).
--user [<username>]:[<password>] ...
    Specify users for current virtual host for Basic Auth, empty username and/or password is allowed.
--user-base64 [<username>]:[<base64-password>] ...
--user-md5 [<username>]:<md5-password> ...
--user-sha1 [<username>]:<sha1-password> ...
--user-sha256 [<username>]:<sha256-password> ...
--user-sha512 [<username>]:<sha512-password> ...
    Specify users for Basic Auth, with encoded password.
--user-match-case
    Username is case sensitive.

-c|--cert <file>
    Specify TLS certificate file.

-k|--key <file>
    Specify key file of TLS certificate.

--theme <file>
    Specify a zip archive file as custom theme for rendering page and assets, instead of builtin ones.
    Theme contents are cached in memory at runtime.
--theme-dir <directory>
    Specify a directory which contains theme files.
    Theme contents will be evaluated for each request.
    It is convenient for developing themes.

    Notes for theme options:
        --theme and --theme-dir are mutually exclusive.
        --theme-dir is prior.
        Page template filename is always "index.html".
        Use "?asset=<asset-path>" to reference an asset in theme.

--hsts
    Enable HSTS(HTTP Strict Transport Security).
    Only available if current virtual host listens both plain HTTP and TLS on standard ports.
--to-https [<target-port>]
    Redirect plain HTTP request to HTTPS TLS port.
    Target port must be exists in --listen-tls of current virtual host.
    If target port is omitted, the first item from --listen-tls will be used.

-S|--show <wildcard> ...
-SD|--show-dir <wildcard> ...
-SF|--show-file <wildcard> ...
    If specified, files or directories match wildcards(except hidden by hide option) will be shown. 

-H|--hide <wildcard> ...
-HD|--hide-dir <wildcard> ...
-HF|--hide-file <wildcard> ...
    If specified, files or directories match wildcards will not be shown.

-L|--access-log <file>
    Access log file.
    Set "-" to use stdout.
    Set to empty to disable access log.

-E|--error-log <file>
    Error log file.
    Set "-" to use stderr.
    Set to empty to disable error log.
    Defaults to "-".

--config <file>
    External config file to load for current virtual host.

    Its content is option list of any other options,
    same as the form specified on command line,
    separated by whitespace characters.

    The external config's priority is lower than arguments specified on command line.
    If one option is specified on command line, then external config of that option is ignored.

,,
    To specify multiple virtual hosts with options, split these hosts' options by this sign.
    Options above can be specified for each virtual host.

    If multiple virtual hosts share same IP and ports,
    use --hostname to identify them according to the request.
    If request host name does not match any virtual host,
    server will try to use first virtual host that has no hostname,
    otherwise use the first virtual host.