Hey, thanks for the contribution. What's your use case for this?

Also, since this is a boolean flag and true by default, it'd be better to call the flag --hide-urls.

What's your use case for this?

The motivation is that I use miniserve a lot in scripts/makefiles where the port is set explicitly and doesn't change. For these use cases, miniserve is used as a local server that will only be accessed via localhost and so I don't need (nor want) to see any of the other interfaces the server is available on.

An alternative would be to pipe the output of miniserve to /dev/null, but it is nice to see some of the output such as the version, port, and path.

Also, since this is a boolean flag and true by default, it'd be better to call the flag --hide-urls.

Happy to make the change 😄

Alright, in that case, what do you think about a --quiet flag? I suppose more users might have your use-case and would appreciate it if miniserve were more quiet in general. We could then also silence warnings I suppose.

SGTM 👍 I'll update the PR

@svenstaro updated the commit and PR 😄