Added many features and fixed bugs

[theaquarium]

Hi, thanks for making this. I've wanted to set up an image uploader for a while. There were a bunch of features that I also wanted to have, so I added them:

• Added dark theme
• Added login with username and password (which are stored hashed and salted)
  • Login has remember me functionality with hashed tokens
• Added rich text viewer for text files with theme support and syntax highlighting
• Added upload forms for text and files on the gallery page
• Added text uploads through a shell script (like a pastebin)
• Added a rename button on the gallery page
• Added bulk download and delete operations
• Added custom date formats for upload names (you can choose whether you want files to have random names, date-based names, or keep original name)
• Added custom date formats on the gallery page with fixed sorting
• Uploader can now be added as a PWA
• Updated to new versions of css/js assets
• ShareX config files now automatically set this uploader as default
• Updated to new version of PHPUnit and cleaned up some tests
• Fixed GitHub workflows for testing

I've ended up restructuring a lot of the project and I've moved all the code out of the u/ folder so there are a lot of breaking changes. My fork is also significantly more bulky, so if you'd prefer, I can just continue my fork separately.

Let me know what you think.

[JoeGandy]

Really nice! It's definitely worth getting this merged in, i'll find some time to run some tests locally and write a bit of a migration how to for the breaking changes.

But really happy to have some one improving the project!

[theaquarium]

Thanks! If you'd like I can start managing releases and we can release this as v2. I think all users should need to do to upgrade is run something like find . -maxdepth 1 -not -name "*.php" -exec cp '{}' ../backupfiles/ ';' to copy their uploaded images into a separate folder, reinstall the new version of the uploader, and copy the files back. I've started writing up a quick guide on how to do this.

[theaquarium]

On an unrelated note, could you consider releasing this project under an open source license (like MIT)?

[JoeGandy]

Thanks! If you'd like I can start managing releases and we can release this as v2. I think all users should need to do to upgrade is run something like find . -maxdepth 1 -not -name "*.php" -exec cp '{}' ../backupfiles/ ';' to copy their uploaded images into a separate folder, reinstall the new version of the uploader, and copy the files back. I've started writing up a quick guide on how to do this.

Sounds good to me, might be worth popping a quick migrating from v1->v2 on this PR in plain text for none techy people would be nice, (essentially just move all files that arent php into /backupfiles/)

On an unrelated note, could you consider releasing this project under an open source license (like MIT)?

Absolutely, I'll drop in the MIT license

[theaquarium]

Thanks for the comments! Are we ready to merge?

[JoeGandy]

Nice one, and feel free to take some control in terms of releases