ImageShare is currently in the process of being rewritten as a Node.js server, replacing the original PHP codebase. The current version relies on external third-party services for image uploads and QR code generation, and the code is getting pretty messy. The work is currently being done in the node-rewrite branch.
Project Goals
Image uploads are handled entirely by the ImageShare server, without Imgur or ImgBB
QR code images are generated by ImageShare server, not the goQR.me API
Cleaner code with simplified Docker container structure
Improved documentation and installation for self-hosting
Seamless upgrade from previous PHP version
Still compatible with Nintendo 3DS, Wii U, and other legacy web browsers
Project Status
Most features in the current version will be ported to the new Node version, if not all features. The live site will be switched to the new codebase when the core functionality is available.
Current features that need to be implemented:
[x] Basic web interface with two-column layout and 3DS-specific viewport fixes
[x] Favicon and home screen app icons
[x] Optional HTTPS support
[x] Docker container
[x] Optional Plausible analytics support
[ ] Uploading images with server-provided Imgur API key
[ ] Uploading images with server-provided ImgBB key
[ ] Uploading images with user-provided ImgBB key
[x] QR code for viewing uploaded image on another device
[x] Clickable link for viewing uploaded image
[ ] Game title detection for 3DS games
[ ] Button to delete uploaded image (Imgur only)
[ ] Cookie-based settings storage
[x] Web app manifest for standalone mode on supported browsers
[x] Compatibility with existing Docker configuration settings (as explained in DEV.md)
[ ] Error handling with rendered web pages
New changes and features:
[x] Uploading images with temporary server hosting
[ ] Officially-supported option for running without Docker
[ ] Uploading images permanently to external directory on server (ideal for home severs/NAS boxes)
ImageShare is currently in the process of being rewritten as a Node.js server, replacing the original PHP codebase. The current version relies on external third-party services for image uploads and QR code generation, and the code is getting pretty messy. The work is currently being done in the
node-rewrite
branch.Project Goals
Project Status
Most features in the current version will be ported to the new Node version, if not all features. The live site will be switched to the new codebase when the core functionality is available.
Current features that need to be implemented:
DEV.md
)New changes and features: