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nodeshare-edit

v1.0.3

Published

A nodeshare for development! Creates a fileserver with ACE editor integration built in!

Downloads

2

Readme

nodeshare-edit

A nodeshare version for development!

Summary

To run nodeshare-edit, simply run "nodeshare" on whatever directory you want to share!

Settings

You can set the port with the command line option "nodeshare --port=80"

You can also set the config JSON file with "nodeshare --config=PATHTOJSON"

Custom JSON

port: Default port that nodeshare will run if not specified.

filebrowser: Location of the file that will be formatted and sent when a request to a folder is made. If the path is relative, it must be relative to the public folder. Otherwise it must be an absolute path.

theme: Default theme of the editor. Look up "Ace editor themes" for more themes. Add them to "public/ace" if you want to add external themes.

default_edit: The default editing mode of the editor. Can be set to something such as 'javascript' to enable syntax highlighting to unknown filetypes.

public_token: As nodeshare-edit keeps filepaths identical to the filepath in your system, it needs a special path for resources it needs to function, such as the editor and stylesheets. This can be used to change which path that is. For example, if you have a folder called "test" in your default directory, if you set the public_token to "test", you may get some issues. If test is unspecified in the JSON, it will make a random one for you.

restricted: A list of restricted filetypes. Files ending with these will not be sent.

languages: A hash of filetypes and the associated modes with them. If a filetype ends with one of the lefthand elements, the mode will be set to the righthand element.

Custom Filebrowsers

Nodeshare-edit contains a simple template system to allow you to customize how the filebrowser looks to suite your taste!

###Repeaters: $$(filespace)$$: Everything between the $$'s will be repeated for every file and folder in the currently selected folder. All other elements will only work inside the filespace

###Replace: ##path##: Will be replaced with whatever directory the 'public_token' is. Basically makes stuff in the "public" folder show up.

##filename##: Will be replaced with the filename

##filesize##: Will be replaced with filesize

###Conditionals: ##file##(html)##file##: Everything in-between the two ##files##'s will only appear when the current filespace belongs to a file.

##folder##(html)##folder##: Same as above, but for folders.

###Attributes: data-delete: Will request to delete file inside attribute

data-target: Will toggle in the matching data-slide element.

data-slide: Element will slide into view when above is clicked.