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pompelmi vs Static.app
Short answer: Pick pompelmi if you want zero-dependency ClamAV scanning; pick Static.app if you want one-click static site hosting with built-in tools. pompelmi is free and open source; Static.app has a free plan, paid from $5/month.
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Which to pick
Pick pompelmi if you want…
- Zero-dependency ClamAV scanning
- A free, open-source tool
- Integrations with Node.js, Bun or Deno (on pompelmi's list, not Static.app's)
Pick Static.app if you want…
- One-click static site hosting with built-in tools
- Integrations with GitHub Actions or Webhooks (on Static.app's list, not pompelmi's)
Side by side
- What it is
- pompelmi:pompelmi is an open-source Node.js wrapper for ClamAV that scans files for malware with a single function call.
- Static.app:Static.app provides one-click hosting for static websites with drag-and-drop uploads, built-in SSL, forms, media storage and a code editor.
- Best for
- pompelmi:Zero-dependency ClamAV scanning
- Static.app:One-click static site hosting with built-in tools
- Who it’s for
- pompelmi:Node.js developers needing on-premise virus scanning for uploads.
- Static.app:Developers, designers and teams needing simple static site hosting
- Pricing
- pompelmi:Open source
- Static.app:Freemium
- Starting price
- pompelmi:Free
- Static.app:$5/month (Starter)
- Free plan or trial
- pompelmi:Free to use
- Static.app:Free plan (Free) · Free trial
- Plans
- pompelmi:—
- Static.app:Free $0 · Starter $5 /month per month · Medium $10 /month per month · Large $15 /month per month
- Open source
- pompelmi:Yes, 678 GitHub stars
- Static.app:—
- Works with
- pompelmi:Node.js, Bun, Deno, Cloudflare Workers, Express, Fastify, NestJS, Next.js
- Static.app:GitHub Actions, Webhooks
pompelmi features
- One-function API. Call pompelmi.scan(path) and await a typed verdict without config objects.
- Typed verdicts. Returns Verdict.Clean, Verdict.Malicious, or Verdict.ScanError as Symbol constants.
- Cross-platform. Runs on macOS, Linux, and Windows wherever ClamAV is installed.
- No daemon required. Uses clamscan directly, avoiding background clamd processes.
- Zero runtime dependencies. Relies only on Node's built-in child_process, no extra packages.
- Exit-code mapping. Maps ClamAV exit codes directly, eliminating stdout parsing.
Static.app features
- Drag-and-Drop Upload. Upload a zip archive or individual files and publish instantly.
- Built-in SSL. Free HTTPS certificate enabled from the first minute.
- Code Editor. Edit HTML, CSS and JavaScript directly in the browser with live preview.
- Form Handling. Add static-form attribute to collect submissions without external services.
- Media Storage & Library. Store images, videos and documents alongside your site and reuse them.
- API / MCP & Webhooks. Deploy programmatically via REST API and trigger external services on events.
pompelmi vs Static.app FAQ
What is the difference between pompelmi and Static.app?+
Static.app hosts static sites; pompelmi adds antivirus to uploads.
Should I use pompelmi or Static.app?+
Pick pompelmi if you want zero-dependency ClamAV scanning, a free, open-source tool or integrations with Node.js, Bun or Deno (on pompelmi's list, not Static.app's). Pick Static.app if you want one-click static site hosting with built-in tools or integrations with GitHub Actions or Webhooks (on Static.app's list, not pompelmi's).
Is pompelmi or Static.app free?+
pompelmi is free and open source. Static.app has a free plan; paid plans start at $5/month (Starter).
Which is cheaper, pompelmi or Static.app?+
pompelmi is free, so it costs less. Static.app starts at $5/month (Starter).
Is pompelmi or Static.app open source?+
pompelmi is open source (pompelmi/pompelmi on GitHub, ISC license). DevHunt has no public source repository on record for Static.app.
Do pompelmi and Static.app integrate with the same tools?+
Their integration lists don't overlap: pompelmi lists Node.js, Bun, Deno, Cloudflare Workers and 7 more; Static.app lists GitHub Actions and Webhooks.
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Static.app
130 upvotes · Launched on DevHunt on Jan 23, 2024
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