WARNING: Please turn off lolisafe before upgrading, then run "node database/migration.js" once after upgrading. Ignore all errors/warnings about duplicate column name. Afterwards make sure your config.js follows the new format in config.sample.js (specifically fileLength and generateThumbnails options).
* generateImageThumbnails and generateVideoThumbnails options in config.js is now renamed to an object named generateThumbnails, with image and video as its properties.
* fileLength option is now an object with min, max, default and userChangeable as its properties.
* User may now change their preferred file length (following the previous option, of course).
* Updated a bunch of responses messages. Mainly appending a dot to the messages.
* New APIs:
/fileLength/config to get an object of the current fileLength config (exactly what is in the config.js file).
/fileLength/change to change user's preferred file length.
* And maybe some others ...?
* Properly merged changes from master.
* database/migration.js will now exit after migartion.
* Replaced all instances of createTableIfNotExists() into a combination of hasTable() and createTable() in db.js.
* Patched delete function to continue deleting the file from the database if the physical file is missing from the expected path.
* Patched delete function to not print any error message if the file does not have any thumbnail.
* Patched uploader to check the existence of file with the same name, then try to generate a new random name if true, up to 3 times. If it still can not generate a unique random name after 3 times, it will throw an error saying that it can not allocate a name to the client.
This will be useful when shortening file name in the config file.
At first I was concerned due to a particular ESLint rule called "no-undefined", but then after looking more deeply into it, I realized using typeof was unnecessary since "no-global-assign" and "no-shadow-restricted-names" were enabled and thus the previous method surely would not cause any problems.
At first I was concerned due to a particular ESLint rule called "no-undefined", but then after looking more deeply into it, I realized using typeof was unnecessary since "no-global-assign" and "no-shadow-restricted-names" were enabled and thus the previous method surely would not cause any problems.
* Switched ESLint + Aqua to Standard. I'm a big fan of Standard. Updated yarn.lock file too.
* Lots of refactors to follow the rules of Standard.
* Fixed issue with uploading as a not logged in user.
From now on, same file upload is restricted per user. Meaning same user cant upload the same file twice, and upon trying to do so they will get the original link instead of an updated one. This works the same way for anonymous uploads, only 1 file of the same kind will be uploaded
