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76 lines
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# u
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blazingly-fast super-concurrent webscale file server
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## setup
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requirements:
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- git
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- rust toolchain
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```sh
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git clone https://git.n2.pm/NotNite/u.git
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cd u
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cat <<EOF >> .env
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DATABASE_URL="sqlite:/somewhere/u.db"
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U_PORT="8075"
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U_FILES_DIR="/somewhere/files"
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EOF
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cargo build --release
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```
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on first run, it'll print out the admin key - keep that safe. you need it to create more API keys.
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while losing the database isn't the end of the world (only contains API keys and revocation keys for files), obviously keep your files directory safe.
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## setup (client)
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requirements:
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- api key for an existing u server
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- coreutils, `curl`, `jq`, `xclip`
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```sh
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export U_API_KEY="..."
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export U_HOST="https://..."
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export U_REVOCATION_KEY_PATH="$HOME/.u_revocation_keys"
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./upload.sh /path/to/file
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```
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## using u
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examples are with curl - you can (obviously) use any HTTP client.
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### creating a new API key
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```sh
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curl -X POST -H "Authorization: $U_API_KEY" "$U_HOST/api/new_key"
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```
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requires an admin key to execute. you can give this API key to someone else so they can use your instance.
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you can't modify API keys (delete or make admin) through the API - you'll have to open your database in your favorite sqlite client and edit the row manually.
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### uploading a file
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```sh
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curl -F file=@/path/to/file -H "Authorization: $U_API_KEY" "$U_HOST/api/upload"
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```
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the `upload.sh` in this repository is just a wrapper around this curl command.
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### deleting a file
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```sh
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curl -X DELETE "$U_HOST/i/$file_id?revocation_key=$revocation_key"
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```
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`file_id` and `revocation_key` are the values returned by the upload endpoint. if using `upload.sh`, the revocation key is stored in `$U_REVOCATION_KEY_PATH`.
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### accessing files
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files can be accessed with the URL `$U_HOST/i/$file_id`. you can add a file extension to the path if you want the server to return a specific mime type.
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