HTTPWidget vs Server: Host Files Locally Usage & Stats

Want to build a dashboard with all the information you care about? Here comes HTTPWidget to help you. It's not only designed for developers! As long as you know what HTTP is, HTTPWidget is here to light up your daily life. HTTP is like a language computers use to talk to each other on the internet. With HTTP and some APIs built on it, you can easily access the info you need, including stock price, weather, live football scores, and much more. HTTPWidget is the app to keep, test, and monitor all your HTTP requests and build a dashboard with them! With HTTPWidget, you can easily monitor any value from your API at a glance and freely send any request with one tap! Features: - Save your frequently-used HTTP(S) requests in your pocket and send them with one tap - Easily making requests and debugging API Issues - Retrieve the values you care about from any request and show them in the widget - Process the response from your API with JavaScript - See trends of your requests - Setup notifications to monitor API values changing - Sync via iCloud

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Server: Host Files Locally

Start a web server on your mobile device and access it from other devices in your local network. FEATURES - Use folders stored locally on your iPhone/iPad or in iCloud - Serve static files and websites over HTTP - Run the server also while the app is in the background - Enable Directory Listing to browse the selected folder in your browser - Multitask in SplitView on iPad by eg. using the server and Safari at the same time - Add password to control access to shared content - Customize Directory Listing: theme, dotfile visibility, footer text HOW TO 1. Choose a folder and press “start” 2. Open the generated IP address in a browser on a device in the same WiFi network 3. Done, there is no third step! USE CASES - Quickly share files on your iPhone/iPad with other devices in the same WiFi network - Host a static website, useful for eg. software developers working on the go - Send files to devices that have limited connectivity features (eg. GPS navigation, gaming consoles etc) - Create a small media server for your household TIPS - The server works on and is visible to other devices only on the same WiFi network (ie. connected to the same router) - This is a static server which means can’t be used as eg. a PHP or NodeJS backend server - The Background Mode requires an audio track played while the app is not visible. Go to settings to pick from a number of pleasant nature sounds!