* Added VSCode settings to git repo. Now you can match yours with mine, if you want.
* Added .jsbeautifyrc for js-beautify (to be used by VSCode's Beautify extension).
* Refactored all instances of require('**/*.js') with require('**/*') wherever applicable (basically gotten rid of the .js extension).
* Refactored path in all instances of require() wherever applicable.
* Sorted instances of require() wherever applicable.
* Fixed 500 HTTP error trying to load an error page for 505 HTTP error.
* Removed special treatement of NoJS page from uploadsController.processFilesForDisplay().
* Updated version string of all static files.
* Beautified all HTML, HANDLEBARS and CSS files.
* Refactored the structure of footer links in homepage and No-JS uploader. This should now fix homepage going out-of-bound in smaller screens.
* Added CSS prefixes wherever applicable.
* Improved back-end side of No-JS uploader. This will now handle errors properly.
* No-JS uploader will now show max file size.
* No-JS uploader will now show a proper message when private mode is enabled and/or registration is disabled.
* Switched standard to eslint with eslint-config-standard (and 4 more eslint plugins needed by standard).
* Added "curly" eslint rule with "all" option. I like it.
* Refactored all JS files to apply the new "curly" eslint rule.
* Renewed axios.min.js, dropzone.min.js and sweetalert.min.js. Re-minified and added a small comment stating their version and copyright statement.
* Some buttons in dashboard will now show loading icon whenever they're waiting for response from the server.
* Updated README.md and .gitignore.
* Added Editor Config file.
* Added ".vscode/" to .gitignore.
* Added final newline to some files.
* Added KDE Breeze Dark colors.
* Applied various ESLint autofixes. There were still plenty of non-auto-fixable issues though. I'm not sure why this project had ESLint dev dependency but still ended up with countless issues.
* ... and maybe some others.
There's a new folder that gets created upon running lolisafe for the first time. On said folder any html file with the same name as the default ones will be loaded instead, letting you place custom frontend files without messing with git.
