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Add file uploads to Jingo using Multer. You must create an “uploads” directory within your repository root to support uploads using this branch.
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Hi and thanks for the effort! I am not going to merge this one in the master branch, though, for the same concerns I have and detailed in #98 I will leave the PR open anyway for future reference. |
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Hi @claudioc! What would the PR need for you to consider merging it in? I'm happy to maintain the fork, but I feel it's a valuable feature and wouldn't mind doing the work if you have a straight forward guideline. I know you discussed a file manager, which is probably doable in a simplistic sense. |
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Hey, my biggest problem with this feature is that I'd need to maintain such a (big) one in the main branch and I'd really prefer not to. I recently accepted quite a big PR for LDAP support and – guess what? – now people are opening issues on that feature and I am not able to fix them, probably. If I want to maintain control of Jingo I must keep it "small" I still think that the file upload feature is off-topic to Jingo, because Jingo doesn't want to be a full fledged CMS but a viewer with editing capabilities. Adding file upload would open a whole lot of problems (I already see someone asking for S3 or Dropbox support). |
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This pull request is the File Upload work done by czenzel (noted in issue #98) updated to latest and with minor additions.
It offers a simplistic dialog in the edit page for uploading a file to /repo/uploads which can then be linked to or served by other pages. This greatly simplifies the addition of images to the wiki.