I have a directory of files that I want to make accessible by web browser.
I'd like to see them exposed in a classic two-pane layout:
a tree navigation on one side, letting you browse the folder structure and nodes
a content pane on the order, which shows the file if that file happens to be HTML, clicking links of course would update the content pane only (ala frames)
"Extra credit:" preferred by not required
- open source
- render markdown files directly
- render office docs
- render source code
- search files by filename
- search by content
- bookmarkable url
- add (upload)/rename/delete files
- edit files (text/html)
- edit files (rtf, xls, etc.)
- themable (so I can match look of our pages on intranet)
- no database; ideally this is backed by just the filesystem; don't want extra state floating around
- mobile support
What I've looked at:
- lots of great web-based file managers, but their emphasis is on emulating desktop file managers, not on creating a website that shows content
A class of apps that might work:
- web-based help systems are closer to what I'm thinking of, but I can't find any that are backed by filesystem
