FileGator is a self-hosted web application for managing files and folders.
You can manage files inside your local repository folder (on your server’s hard drive) or connect to other storage adapters (see below).
FileGator has multi-user support so you can have admins and other users managing files with different access permissions, roles and home folders.
All basic file operations are supported: copy, move, rename, edit, create, delete, preview, zip, unzip, download, upload.
If allowed, users can download multiple files or folders at once.
File upload supports drag&drop, progress bar, pause and resume. Upload is chunked so you should be able to upload large files regardless of your server configuration.
This is free and open source software.
Features include:
- Multiple storage adapters (Local, FTP, Amazon S3, Dropbox, DO Spaces, Azure Blob and many others via Flysystem).
- Multiple auth adapters with roles and permissions (Store users in json file, database or use WordPress).
- Multiple session adapters (Native File, Pdo, Redis, MongoDB, Memcached and others via Symfony).
- Single page front-end (built with Vuejs, Bulma and Buefy).
- Chunked uploads (built with Resumable.js).
- Zip and bulk download support.
- Highly extensible, decoupled and tested code.
- No database is required.
Website: github.com/filegator/filegator
Support:
Developer: Milos Stojanovic and contributors
License: MIT License
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