File Upload Support
See original GitHub issueI started to use Jingo and noticed that there was no File Upload support. I tried implementing a simple file upload solution for Jingo and placed it in a fork of the software which can be found on GitHub:
https://github.com/czenzel/jingo
I didn’t want to make a full pull request yet as I am still testing this myself and there are some minor bugs in my code.
Let me know if this is something you want me to work with further or if you want to add it into Jingo.
The only thing is that you must create an uploads
directory within the repository root for it to create uploads and serve them statically properly. This was to help with separating it from the actual content.
Thanks, Chris Zenzel
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Hi @claudioc , I do agree. The reason I choose this project is because it was very simple and provided a great way to start documenting things on the go.
The reason I implemented it was because I needed a simple way to keep weather documents with my wiki such as PDFs and diagrams. Just needed a simple way to keep snippets from the web as well.
I will see if I can work on it a bit further to see were it takes me. I can see implementing a file manager and automatic directory creation.
In terms of the videos and file viewers it would take me a while to see what is available. I am willing to work on it as time allows and keep it separate until we get something very concrete.
I feel this discussion should circle around #63 and https://github.com/claudioc/jingo/pull/111#issuecomment-164245083
Because there are even plural storage backends imaginable (fs/git,IPFS,S3,S3-compatible,…) and due to the concerns mentioned above, this is probably not a core feature to enable self-contained wikis, favourably compatible with Gollum, Realms, gitit, Instiki et al.
In federated wiki, we are using a threefold storage abstraction.