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D'Oh - Directories Over HTTP

## [Docs](https://cdn.rawgit.com/thecoshman/doh/doc/doh/index.html)

CURL is great, it's probably what you want. There is a wee tiny chance though that you don't like the interface it offers, all the ugly html.
Let's say you used [`http`](https://github.com/thecoshman/http) (not to be confused with [HTTP](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypertext_Transfer_Protocol))
and are hosting a folder that you can view in a browser, but want to view that folder from a command line, say hello to D'Oh!
It provides Directories Over HTTP.

This might be:

  * like an FTP style interface, or it could maybe do
  * some sort of mounted folder thing, or
  * something else.

Whatever it does, it'll probably be aimed at the server side being `http` (the program, not the protocol, well, also the protocol, but specfically the program).