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config.default.php
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<?php
return [
/* This sets the url where your gallery page will be accessible
* If you set this to https://www.example.com/ your gallery page will be accessible there.
*/
'base_url' => 'https://www.example.com/',
/* This is a secure key that only you should know, an added layer of security for the image upload
* You can just set this to some really long random string, since you don't need to remember it.
* But please don't leave it as the default.
*/
'secure_key' => 'super secret key',
/* This is the folder where your uploaded files will be stored.
* UNLESS YOU HAVE SPECIFIC CIRCUMSTANCES, YOU SHOULDN'T CHANGE THIS.
* Instead, change the upload_access_path.
* If you must change this, change the path of the `Directory` tag in `.htaccess` from `u/` to your new folder
* Do not set this to '/'. Your site will either not work, or people will be able to execute arbitrary code on your computer.
*/
'file_storage_folder' => 'u/',
/* Sets the web path where you will be able to access your files
* If you set this to / and your base_url is https://www.example.com, your files will be accessible from
* https://www.example.com/filename.ext
* If you set this to myfiles/, your files will be accessible at https://www.example.com/myfiles/filename.ext
* For security reasons, this cannot be equal to your file_storage_folder.
*/
'upload_access_path' => '/',
/* This is the folder where your zip dumps will be stored if the feature is enabled. */
'zip_storage_folder' => 'backups/',
/* This is a list of IPs that can access the gallery page (Leave empty to disable IP blocking) */
'allowed_ips' => ['127.0.0.1', '::1'],
/* This enables or disables password protection for your gallery page. If this is off, only IP verification will be used */
'enable_password_login' => false,
/* This sets whether you need to provide a username to log in. */
'enable_username' => true,
/* This sets how long remember me tokens will be valid for. You don't need to change this. */
'remember_me_expiration_days' => 30,
/* Page title shown in the browser for the gallery page */
'page_title' => 'My File Uploader',
/* Heading text at the top of the gallery page */
'heading_text' => 'My File Uploader',
/* Choose which date format to use to display dates on the gallery page */
/* See available options at https://momentjs.com/docs/#/displaying/format/ */
'gallery_date_format' => 'MMMM Do YYYY, HH:mm:ss',
/* This sets whether you will be able to upload files and text from your gallery page */
'enable_gallery_page_uploads' => true,
/* This sets whether you will be able to delete all of your uploads at once */
'enable_delete_all' => true,
/* Delete file option (true to enable, disabled by default) */
'enable_delete' => true,
/* Enables the option to rename files from the gallery page */
'enable_rename' => true,
/* Show image in tooltip (true to enable, disabled by default) */
'enable_tooltip' => true,
/* Show link to download all files as .zip (Untested with large archives of files) */
'enable_zip_dump' => false,
/* Enable bulk download and delete on the gallery page */
'enable_bulk_operations' => true,
/* This sets whether to enable the formatted text viewer or to send all text files as raw text by default */
'enable_rich_text_viewer' => true,
/* This sets the naming scheme to use for ShareX uploads.
* Possible values are:
* keep, provided, date, and random
* keep mode will keep the file name sent by ShareX
* provided mode will use the name sent in the name parameter.
* See the ShareX Configuration section in the README for more information.
* date mode will generate a name based on the date format specified in upload_date_format
* random mode will generate a random name with length set in random_name_length
*/
'sharex_upload_naming_scheme' => 'random',
/* This sets the naming scheme to use for gallery uploads.
* Possible values are:
* keep, date, and random
* keep mode will keep the name of the uploaded file
* date mode will generate a name based on the date format specified in upload_date_format
* random mode will generate a random name with length set in random_name_length
*/
'gallery_upload_naming_scheme' => 'random',
/* This sets the naming scheme to use if no file name is provided for a text upload.
* Possible values are:
* date and random
* date mode will generate a name based on the date format specified in upload_date_format
* random mode will generate a random name with length set in random_name_length
*/
'text_upload_default_naming_scheme' => 'random',
/* Select length of random name if random is chosen as the default_naming_scheme */
'random_name_length' => 6,
/* Select the date format to use to generate file names if date is chosen as a naming scheme */
/* See available options at https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.date.php */
'upload_date_format' => 'Y-m-d_H.i.s',
/* This controls whether to enable uploader's built in updater
* If enabled, the uploader will prompt you to update when a new version is released
* If you agree, it will then automatically download and install the latest version
* If you disable this, you will need to manually update the uploader by copying the new files into your website
*/
'enable_updater' => true,
/* This controls whether the uploader should make backups of the old version of the code when performing an update
* If this is enabled, the update will copy the old versions of all modified files to the rollback folder
* If you an update ever breaks your uploader, you can just go to <base_url>/rollback/update.php to roll back the update */
'enable_update_rollback' => true,
/* This controls whether the uploader should instruct the browser to cache the uploaded images
* This is enabled by default, but can slightly hurt performance on low power systems
*/
'enable_image_cache' => true,
/* This enables Debug Mode, which will instruct the uploader to log and send additional debug information */
'debug_mode' => false
];