eepHttpd is the easiest tool for hosting new sites on the I2P network from your own computer(As long as they are mostly static sites, for now). You start the application and it sets up a directory in a logical place on your system. It has some neat features to make your sites available to people who want it even when you aren't available to host it. Probably the most cool thing that it can do is that it can mirror most github pages as long as they are statically pre-generated. The I2P Site itself is actually just a clone of the github repository, making the act of mirroring the site also the act of mirroring the source code.
On Windows the default site will be created in the My Documents folder, and it will be
empty by default. For example:
C:\\Documents and Settings\User\My Documents\I2P_Site
On Unixes(Linux and OSX are tested but any Unix should work) it will be the I2P_Site directory
in the directory where you run the application. So if you ran the application from
/home/user/eephttpd/I2P_Site
then you would end up with a I2P_Site directory there, for example:
/home/user/eephttpd/I2P_Site/
Just put the files you want to serve, like your web site or open directory of content, inside of that directory.
eepHttpd is capable of mirroring a static site stored in a git repository. Sort of like
a self-hosted github page. This feature is accessible via the GUI. To do this, fill in the
Clone Site from a git repository section.
This example will mirror the eephttpd site itself. It should work for most github pages and all static sites.