Static Web App for Godot (games)

Overview

This is a simple web server pre-configured to host godot games exported to html.

There are some pre-configured headers that are required for godot games, but this can also be used to quickly serve any static files from a directory.

Can be ran as a docker image or as a stand-alone binary.

Usage

Below are some of the ways you can get started.

Docker

• 8085 is the default container port.
• /app/wwwroot is the volume that will be served.

Run under a temporary docker container

Serve the contents of the current directory on port 8085:

docker run --rm -ti -p 8085:8085 -v .:/app/wwwroot epidemicz/swag

Pull the docker image from docker hub

docker pull epidemicz/swag:latest

Using docker compose

If you clone the repository, you can also use the docker-compose script to start a server. See the docker/.env file to customize the SERVER_PORT and SERVE_DIRECTORY.

docker compose --project-directory docker up

Running as a stand-alone binary

A few command line arguments are available:

Argument	Example Usage
PATH	PATH=c:\dump (this needs to be an absolute path)
SERVER_PORT	SERVER_PORT=8085

If you clone the repository, you can run the app directly with dotnet run.
This command will serve the directory c:\dump on port 9999:

dotnet run path=c:\dump port=9999

As a stand-alone binary

Same as the above, just pass in the args.

swag.exe path=c:\dump

Building the container

Building the container from the root directory:

docker build -f docker/Dockerfile -t epidemicz/swag:latest .

Updating the container

Updating the container on docker hub:

docker push epidemicz/swag:latest