Teseve For Mac

Developers usually need to test a website before publishing it online, to weed out any potential issues and make sure everything is working as planned. To perform these verifications, it is necessary to set up a local web server.

Teseve is a very simple application designed for this specific purpose. It allows you to create a static web server in no time at all and offers a helpful auto index feature.

Assuming the server root is already prepared, all you need to do is drag and drop the folder onto the main window. The web server is created automatically, and you can click the provided link to open it in your default browser.

Unfortunately, however, it is currently not possible to set up and manage multiple servers at the same time.

Teseve can also generate directory indexes automatically, though this feature can be disabled if you have no need of it.

When any of the files or folders in the server root are accessed, this data is recorded by the application, so that you can view the exact time an item was opened. The log can be cleared at any time.

If you wish, you can also specify which port the application should use, as one is initially chosen at random.

Teseve tries to keep things simple, and if you are looking for a straightforward method of running a static web server on your Mac, you can should definitely try it out. Only one server can currently be managed, but you can set it up almost instantly, saving valuable time that can be better spent on more important tasks.