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* feat: Add ALLOWED_IFRAME_ORIGINS configuration and update security headers (#47) - Introduced ALLOWED_IFRAME_ORIGINS environment variable to specify trusted origins for iframe embedding. - Updated security headers middleware to conditionally allow specified origins in Content Security Policy. - Enhanced documentation in README.md to explain the new configuration and its security implications. Fixes #35 * feat: Update .env.example and .gitignore for improved configuration management - Enhanced .env.example with detailed comments for environment variables, including upload settings, security options, and notification configurations. - Updated .gitignore to include additional editor and OS-specific files, ensuring a cleaner repository. - Modified package.json to add a predev script for Node.js version validation and adjusted the dev script for nodemon. - Improved server.js shutdown handling to prevent multiple shutdowns and ensure graceful exits. - Refactored config/index.js to log loaded environment variables and ensure the upload directory exists based on environment settings. - Cleaned up fileUtils.js by removing unused functions and improving logging for directory creation. This commit enhances clarity and maintainability of configuration settings and improves application shutdown behavior. * feat: Update Docker configuration and documentation for upload handling - Explicitly set the upload directory environment variable in docker-compose.yml to ensure clarity in file storage. - Simplified the Dockerfile by removing the creation of the local_uploads directory, as it is now managed by the host system. - Enhanced README.md to reflect changes in upload directory management and provide clearer instructions for users. - Removed outdated development configuration files to streamline the development setup. This commit improves the clarity and usability of the Docker setup for file uploads. * feat: Add Local Development Guide and update README for clarity - Introduced a comprehensive LOCAL_DEVELOPMENT.md file with setup instructions, testing guidelines, and troubleshooting tips for local development. - Updated README.md to include a link to the new Local Development Guide and revised sections for clarity regarding upload directory management. - Enhanced the Quick Start section to direct users to the dedicated local development documentation. This commit improves the onboarding experience for developers and provides clear instructions for local setup. * feat: Implement BASE_URL configuration for asset management and API requests - Added BASE_URL configuration to README.md, emphasizing the need for a trailing slash when deploying under a subpath. - Updated index.html and login.html to utilize BASE_URL for linking stylesheets, icons, and API requests, ensuring correct asset loading. - Enhanced app.js to replace placeholders with the actual BASE_URL during HTML rendering. - Implemented a validation check in config/index.js to ensure BASE_URL is a valid URL and ends with a trailing slash. This commit improves the flexibility of the application for different deployment scenarios and enhances asset management. Fixes #34, Fixes #39, Fixes #38 * Update app.js, borked some of the css n such * resolved BASE_URL breaking frontend * fix: Update BASE_URL handling and security headers - Ensured BASE_URL has a trailing slash in app.js to prevent asset loading issues. - Refactored index.html and login.html to remove leading slashes from API paths for correct concatenation with BASE_URL. - Enhanced security headers middleware to include 'connect-src' directive in Content Security Policy. This commit addresses issues with asset management and improves security configurations.
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# Local Development (Recommended Quick Start)
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## Prerequisites
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- **Node.js** >= 20.0.0
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_Why?_: The app uses features only available in Node 20+.
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- **npm** (comes with Node.js)
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- **Python 3** (for notification testing, optional)
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- **Apprise** (for notification testing, optional)
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## Setup Instructions
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1. **Clone the repository**
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```bash
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git clone https://github.com/yourusername/dumbdrop.git
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cd dumbdrop
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```
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2. **Copy and configure environment variables**
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```bash
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cp .env.example .env
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```
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- Open `.env` in your editor and review the variables.
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- At minimum, set:
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- `PORT=3000`
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- `LOCAL_UPLOAD_DIR=./local_uploads`
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- `MAX_FILE_SIZE=1024`
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- `DUMBDROP_PIN=` (optional, for PIN protection)
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- `APPRISE_URL=` (optional, for notifications)
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3. **Install dependencies**
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```bash
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npm install
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```
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4. **Start the development server**
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```bash
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npm run dev
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```
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- You should see output like:
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```
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DumbDrop server running on http://localhost:3000
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```
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5. **Open the app**
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- Go to [http://localhost:3000](http://localhost:3000) in your browser.
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---
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## Testing File Uploads
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- Drag and drop files onto the web interface.
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- Supported file types: _All_, unless restricted by `ALLOWED_EXTENSIONS` in `.env`.
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- Maximum file size: as set by `MAX_FILE_SIZE` (default: 1024 MB).
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- Uploaded files are stored in the directory specified by `LOCAL_UPLOAD_DIR` (default: `./local_uploads`).
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- To verify uploads:
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- Check the `local_uploads` folder for your files.
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- The UI will show a success message on upload.
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---
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## Notification Testing (Python/Apprise)
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If you want to test notifications (e.g., for new uploads):
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1. **Install Python 3**
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- [Download Python](https://www.python.org/downloads/) if not already installed.
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2. **Install Apprise**
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```bash
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pip install apprise
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```
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3. **Configure Apprise in `.env`**
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- Set `APPRISE_URL` to your notification service URL (see [Apprise documentation](https://github.com/caronc/apprise)).
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- Example for a local test:
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```
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APPRISE_URL=mailto://your@email.com
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```
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4. **Trigger a test notification**
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- Upload a file via the web UI.
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- If configured, you should receive a notification.
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## Troubleshooting
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**Problem:** Port already in use
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**Solution:**
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- Change the `PORT` in `.env` to a free port.
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**Problem:** "Cannot find module 'express'"
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**Solution:**
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- Run `npm install` to install dependencies.
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**Problem:** File uploads not working
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**Solution:**
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- Ensure `LOCAL_UPLOAD_DIR` exists and is writable.
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- Check file size and extension restrictions in `.env`.
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**Problem:** Notifications not sent
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**Solution:**
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- Verify `APPRISE_URL` is set and correct.
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- Ensure Apprise is installed and accessible.
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**Problem:** Permission denied on uploads
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**Solution:**
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- Make sure your user has write permissions to `local_uploads`.
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**Problem:** Environment variables not loading
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**Solution:**
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- Double-check that `.env` exists and is formatted correctly.
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- Restart the server after making changes.
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---
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## Additional Notes
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- For Docker-based development, see the "Quick Start" and "Docker Compose" sections in the main README.
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- For more advanced configuration, review the "Configuration" section in the main README.
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- If you encounter issues not listed here, please open an issue on GitHub or check the Discussions tab. |