Filehosting - light and easy filesharing app

Features

• Anonymous file upload
• Downloads counter for each file
• For uploader - ability to delete a file from the app
• Thumbnails for images on the download page
• Application is available in multiple languages
• Player for audio and video files on the download page
• Additional info for images, audio and video files on the download page
• Ability to post comments for files without reloading the page
• Tree-like comments for files
• Fulltext search in files names
• Ability to set maximum file size for uploaded files through configuration file
• Simple command line interface for administrators, that allows to add/delete files and comments

Used technologies

1. Twitter Bootstrap
2. Slim micro framework
3. Twig template engine
4. jQuery javascript library
5. video.js video player
6. PHPUnit
7. GetId3

Requirements

1. Web server with PHP >=5.6 support.
2. PostgreSQL database.
3. Sphinx search engine.
4. Composer packet manager.
5. Cron

Installation

1. Clone the repository using git clone https://github.com/foobar1643/filehosting.git command.
2. On your web server set public directory as a document root.
3. Install application dependencies using composer install command.
4. Configure pathing on your web server as described here.
5. Set your database credentials in config.ini and sphinx.conf.
6. Import filehosting.sql into your database.
7. Edit your Sphinx configuration file or replace it with already configured sphinx.conf file.
8. Initialize search indexes with the indexer --all command.
9. In order to enable automatic reindexing add cli-tools/reindex/reindex.sh to your crontab.
10. For production usage, change dispaly_errors option to 0 in your php.ini

Tests

To run the testsuite, you'll need phpunit.

$ phpunit

Additional configuration

Configuring X-Sendfile

If your server has X-Sendfile module installed and configured, you can enable file downloading with the use of X-Sendfile. To do that you'll need to set enableXsendfile option in config.ini to 1. If you're using Nginx don't forget to set storage folder as internal in your nginx.conf. Proper file downloading with the use of X-Sendfile guaranteed only for Apache and Nginx servers.

Configuring sphinx storage directories

If you want Sphinx to store its logs and indices in a different directory, you can specify the path using SPHINX_ROOT environment variable. Default value is /var/sphinx/.

Contributing

If you want to contribute a translation, please refer to CONTRIBUTING for details.

License

This application is licensed under the MIT license. For more information refer to License file.