| Age | Commit message (Collapse) | Author |
|---|
|
A majority of the Gyazo code is just copy-pasted text/plain protocol.
This will put an end to that insanity.
OK ewhal@
|
|
Previously, CSV would return the wrong filetype text/plain and
fallthrough.
RFC 4180 registers text/csv MIME type. RFC 7111 is closely related and
says to use text/csv to launch the correct application.
|
|
|
|
|
|
Interestingly, static/classes/UploadedFile.class.php is not licensed
under Expat license. Because it was posted in PHP.net comments, I
believe it's under the PHP license.
|
|
IANA has registered UTF-8 as uppercase, hyphenated. The RFC concerning
UTF-8, RFC 3629 also uses this grammar.
RFC 2231 says the Content-Type charset value should be:
charset := <registered character set name>
RFC 5987 further emphasizes this:
charset = "UTF-8" / "ISO-8859-1" / mime-charset
Therefore lowercase "utf-8" in Content-Type responses is technically
incorrect, but case-insensitive according to RFC 2616.
Thanks to pantsucat for researching this with me.
|
|
|
|
|
|
These commits are ShareX issues, not Pomf issues. Allowing these
commits to be in the source reduces maintainability.
This reverts commits bbcffe8d745937677352edf25e6a250ca8fd507b,
943e7e62a8ca814d47168bcebf2cc92dbce9a45a and partially
1411bce1dc13bf6fea66b5899ba29d50d5c53bb0.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
PSR-2 [1] is a highly regarded style guide in the PHP community
according to Stack Overflow [2].
The indentation was out of place in the source code. I've seen a
combination of 1 space tabs, 3 space tabs, 4 space tabs and 5 space
tabs. Some closing braces on the same line and a lot of the code
(especially moe code) had reached the point of losing readability.
Converted with php-cs-fixer and some hand adjustment.
[1]: http://www.php-fig.org/psr/psr-2/
[2]: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3638083/list-of-highly-regarded
-php-style-guides
|
|
DATABASE UPDATE: `orginalname` renamed to `originalname` (run update.sql to update `files` table).
Run `update.sql` to update your database, no data will be lost (if you don't update it, pomf won't work properly).
`schema.sql`
- `id`s are now unsigned to double the maximum number of supported indexes
- `size` and `user` columns are unsigned too (we can't have a negative file size or a negative user id)
`static/classes/Response.class.php`
New class to manage responses and errors. Using a class for responses makes the code cleaner and easier to add new response type handlers in the future.
- The response type is declared while a new variable is initialized and the `error` and `send` methods will print a proper output according to it
- The header for the response is also set accordingly to the response type (`text/plain` for `csv`/`gyazo` output, `application/json` for `json` output)
`static/classes/UploadException.class.php`
`Exception` class extension to manage errors that may have occurred while uploading files to the server. This way every error is reported in detail.
`static/includes/settings.inc.php`
- `POMF_URL`: add an option to set the domain of the url to prepend to the newly generated filename (before it was hardcoded and it was `http://a.pomf.se/`) [this option is currently used only when the output is set to `gyazo`]
`upload.php`
- Add functions calls at the beginning to enable the output compression if possible (gzipped output)
- Include new classes
- `generate_name ()`
--- The new name generation algorithm is basically the same of the old one, but it's easier to add/remove characters if needed (eg. lower-case letters isn't enough and you need to add capital-case letters or digits)
--- Check directly the database instead of the filesystem to see if a generated filename is already in use
- `upload_file ()`
--- File errors generate a `UploadException` instead of a normal `Exception`
--- Move common code outside the `if` to avoid useless code repetition (only the query is now inside the condition)
--- Change file permissions of a file after moving it to the new directory (if the user didn't set a mask previouly these files wouldn't be world readable, we make sure they are)
- `diverse_array ()`
--- Function to reorder initial `$_FILES` array (easier to handle for `refiles`)
- `refiles ()`
--- Use a `foreach` cicle instead of a `for` one, easier to understand
- Create a new response object and set its response type (`csv`, `gyazo` or default to `json`)
- Edit response handling according to the new response class
|
