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anssxustawai

A Not Shitty ShareX Upload Server That Actually Works As Intended (Pronounced "an-zoo-sta-why")

This project is still very young, so don't expect everything to be perfect yet.

Features

✔️ Token authorization via HTTP Authorization header
✔️ Upload images, videos, files
❌ Thumbnail support
✔️ Delete support
❌ Multiple database types (JSON, Mongo, MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc. Currently uses JSON)
❌ Multiple access types (original, mixed-case alphanumeric, ZWS, etc. Currently uses ZWS)
❌ Multi-user support (upload restrictions, web library, etc.)
❌ Block-storage support including Amazon S3
❌ Usage metrics

Installation

The installation may look daunting but it's really pretty straightforward. Just follow it word-for-word & you'll be fine. If you are not fine, then by all means open an Issue & I'll try my best to help.

First of all you must have Node.js 14 or later installed. It might work with Node.js 12 but just use 14.
Clone this repo using git clone https://github.com/tycrek/anssxustawai.git && cd anssxustawai/
Run npm i to install the required dependencies
Run npm run setup to start the easy configuration
Run npm start to start the server. The first-time run will:
- Create data.json & auth.json
- Generate your first authorization token & save it to auth.json
(Optional) You must also configure an SSL-enabled reverse proxy (only if you want to use HTTPS):
- I personally use Caddy, see my tutorial on setting that up
- You may also use Apache or Nginx as reverse proxies

Configure ShareX

Add a new Custom Uploader in ShareX by going to Destinations > Custom uploader settings...
Under Uploaders, click New & name it whatever you like.
Set Destination type to Image, Text, & File
Request tab:
- Method: POST
- URL: https://your.domain.name.here/
- Body: Form data (multipart/form-data)
- File from name: file (literally put "file" in the field)
- Headers:
  - Name: Authorization
  - Value: (the value provided by npm start on first run)
Response tab:
- URL: $json:.resource$
- Deletion URL: $json:.delete$
The file sample_config.sxcu can also be modified & imported to suit your needs

Known issues

Videos won't embed on Discord: I know. This is because Discord developers make some really stupid decisions & only show embeds if the URL ends with .mp4. So the workaround: manually type ".mp4" after pasting your URL. This will be fixed in the future with a "Discord mode" for video uploads.