Static Web Server (SWS)
Official@static-web-server · Germany
A cross-platform, high-performance and asynchronous web server for static files-serving. ⚡
Agent Skills by Static Web Server (SWS)
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design
Design software architecture, API contracts, data models, and module boundaries for the Static Web Server project.
rust-backend
Review and develop Rust code for the Static Web Server project.
security
Harden Static Web Server security with path traversal, TLS, headers, CORS, and input validation.
static-file-serving
Configure MIME types, compression, and caching for Static Web Server.
testing
Write and review Rust unit and integration tests for the SWS project.
code-quality
Enforce Rust engineering principles and coding standards in Static Web Server code.
issue-tracking
Manage and resolve Static Web Server issues through systematic debugging and documentation.
prose
Guide authors and editors in writing consistent prose for the Static Web Server project.
performance
Profile and optimize Static Web Server performance using perf, flamegraph, and DHAT.
Frequently Asked Questions About Static Web Server (SWS)
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks does Static Web Server enable?▼
It enables high-performance delivery of static files with support for compression, caching, and MIME type configuration. It provides robust security features including TLS termination, CORS policy enforcement, and path traversal protection to ensure safe and efficient content distribution across diverse network environments.
Which personas benefit from using this server?▼
Systems engineers, infrastructure architects, and backend developers focused on high-concurrency web delivery benefit from this server. It is designed for those requiring a lightweight, memory-safe, and high-performance alternative to traditional web servers for hosting static assets and pre-compiled web applications.
What are the prerequisites for running this server?▼
The server requires a compatible operating system environment capable of executing compiled Rust binaries. Users must configure appropriate network ports, TLS certificates for secure connections, and file system permissions to allow the server to read the target directory containing the static assets.