No more enforced curly for if/else/for/while/do blocks w/ one statement.
With that said, auto-fixed all JS files to follow the rule.
I'd also like to apologize for the inconveniences this commit cause,
after all it was me who intentionally enforced curly rule back then.
Why the change of heart?
After doing some more non-JS codes recently, I realized it was
pretty stupid of me to enforce that.
Added description column into albums.
So yeah, now albums can have description.
It'll only be shown in the album's edit popup and public link.
HTML chars will now be escaped from album's name and description.
Removed message warning about CDN cache from album's public link.
A shortened version will be shown as the download button's tooltip.
Darkened color of textarea's placeholder.
Bumped v1 version string.
The GET task of URL uploads will now limit the maximum size of the response body by the size reported in Content-Length header of the HEAD task.
This relies on node-fetch's way of handling it. I don't know the magic behind it.
DuckDuckGo's proxy is no longer supported as it stops reporting Content-Length header, which is crucial so that the safe could predict the actual file size before downloading it.
If you have it enabled in your config file, it will now close the safe with error code 1. You can either disable url uploads completely or just disable duckduckgo's proxy (though I believe not many will choose the latter as to begin with it was implemented to hide origin IP).
* Fixed home page going out of bound due to git commit message.
* Git commit message will no longer have dotted underline. The old solution by using border-bottom wasn't suitable when the text is being split by word-break, but text-decoration-style wouldn't look as good due to its distance from the text being too close.
* Updated bulma to 0.7.2.
* Bumped v1 and v3 version strings.
* Various other small tweaks.
Added a new config entry named "cacheFileIdentifiers". More info in config.sample.js file.
Improved some descriptions in config.sample.js file.
Added some CSS animations wherever applicable.
Bumped v1 version string.
Reworked unique name generator to prevent the same unique identifier from being used if it was already used with a different extension (e.i. If a file named aBcD.jpg already exists, then files such as aBcD.png or aBcD.txt may not exist).
This is mainly to deal with the fact that thumbnails are only being saved as PNG, so if the same unique name is being used by multiple image/video extensions, then only one of them will have the proper thumbnail.
If you already have existing files with matching unique name but varying extensions, unfortunately you can only deal with them manually for now (either allocating new unique names or deleting them altogether).
Added a new config option to filter files with no extension.
Files with no extensions will no longer have their original name appended to the allocated random name (e.i. A file named "textfile" used to become something like "aBcDtextfile", where "aBcD" was the allocated random name. Now it will only just become "aBcD").
In relation to that, utils.extname() function will now always return blank string if the file name does not seem to have any extension.
Though files such as '.DS_Store' (basically anything that starts with a dot) will still be accepted.
Examples:
.hiddenfile => .hiddenfile
.hiddenfile.sh => .sh
.hiddenfile.001 => .hiddenfile.001
.hiddenfile.sh.001 => .sh.001
Simplified error messages of /api/upload/finishchunks.
Most, if not all, of the error responses for /api/upload* will now have HTTP status code 400 (bad request) instead of 200 (ok).
I plan to generalize this for the other API routes in the future.
Updated home.js to properly handle formatted error message when the response's status code is not 200 (ok).
Bumped v1 version string (due to home.js).
I added the resolution since an issue was reported by Snyk.io.
But I recently noticed that it prevents installation on node 10.x.
I haven't checked whether the resolution is still necessary though.
Also removed .vscode settings.
I plan to add a cleaner way for this later.
Thus if you need to update an existing render, you just need to update v1 version string, and the new version string will be appended to the render's URL, thus forcing browser to refresh.
Also updated javelin_1.png since apparently I missed a tiny bit of watermark.
