HTTPDirFS is a filesystem that allows you to mount arbitrary websites using the FUSE framework. It comes with a cache system, and Airsonic / Subsonic server support.
HTTPDirFS parses HTML directory listings using the Gumbo HTML5 parser. It extracts descriptive filenames from anchor text (<a>), resolves name collisions with progressive URL path escalation.
If you only want to access a single file, there is also a simplified Single File Mode. This can be especially useful if the web server does not present a HTTP directory listing.
There is also support for Airsonic / Subsonic server. This allows you to mount a remote music collection locally.
The cache system caches the file segments you have accessed, so you don't need to download those segments again if you access them later. This feature is triggered by the --cache flag. This is similar to the --vfs-cache-mode full feature of rclone mount
See the GitHub repo.
