ScreenShottr

Online image hosting service

• Encryption
• Privacy
• Control over your image
• Open Source

Requirements

Dillinger uses a number of open source projects to work properly:

• PHP 5.4 or higher
• PHP MCrypt
• PHP GD
• Read/Write access to the filesystem
• MySQL Database
• Apache web server (Optional but .htaccess provided is for Apache)

Multipart Form POST Requests

To upload using a Multipart request you can use by default the imagehost form name attribute, however you can change this by adding the ?uploadAr=<name> GET parameter.

If you are building your own application to work around the ScreenShottr-Web service, you need to construct a HTTP request that looks like the following

POST /upload.php HTTP/1.1
User-Agent: ScreenShottr-Java/1.0
Content-Type: multipart/form-data; boundary=----BOUNDARYBOUNDARY----
Host: screenshottr.us
Content-Length: 70847
Cache-Control: no-cache

------BOUNDARYBOUNDARY----
content-disposition: form-data; name="id"

1b6af40dbd6f969fc4ff500d76b29a9a
------BOUNDARYBOUNDARY----
content-disposition: form-data; name="imagedata"; filename="ScreenShottr"

<PNG IMAGE DATA>

Possible GET Parameters

• ?unencrypted=true - Uploads the image without encryption, results in a shorter URL
• ?uploadAr=<name> - Allows you to use a custom form-data name when uploading
• ?return=json Returns a JSON output, instead of the single URL

Here you can see an example of the JSON that would be returned with the ?return=json parameter.

{
   "pravius":{
      "link":"https:\/\/www.screenshottr.us\/v\/7cd0a5abdb69271419bf1d9484ccdc5a\/bc7af33bfd9aa201206560bacd72f020.jpg",
      "id":"6DX",
      "pravius":"https:\/\/pravi.us\/6DX",
      "secret":"lSlDg",
      "existed":false
   },
   "url":"https:\/\/pravi.us\/6DX",
   "ScreenShottr":{
      "image":"bc7af33bfd9aa201206560bacd72f020.jpg",
      "secret":"91de35f578c769c250f54cbb4991745d",
      "url":"https:\/\/www.screenshottr.us\/v\/7cd0a5abdb69271419bf1d9484ccdc5a\/bc7af33bfd9aa201206560bacd72f020.jpg",
      "key":"7cd0a5abdb69271419bf1d9484ccdc5a"
   }
}

Deleting an image

You can only delete an image if you have the secret, which is returned only with JSON. If you have the secret and image filename, send a GET request to

action?action=delete&img=<filename>&secret=<secret>.

If successful this will return nothing, otherwise an error will be displayed.

Getting image Stats

To recieve statistics on an image send a GET request to action?action=stats&img=<filename>

This will return something in the following format

{
   "id":"6453",
   "filesizeBytes":"2428730",
   "filesizeHuman":"2.32MB",
   "uploadTimeStamp":"1411772498",
   "uploadTimeHuman":"Sat 27 Sep 2014 03:01",
   "timesViewed":"1",
   "totalBandwidthBytes":2428730,
   "totalBandwidthHuman":"2.32MB",
   "pravusURL":"6DX"
}

EXIF Data

ScreenShottr removes EXIF data, not from the saved image, however the data is stripped from the image before it is served.