Theorectically, this means that the entire binary is now self contained,
minus the need for the config file. Ripped out the redundant static file
directives and root handler while I was at it.
Some minor linting fixes and general style/scope changes, which should
have no impact on the overall application. Also moved to the offical
CircleCI UPX Orb, rather than my own (which is still maintained by me).
Implemented a rudementary authentication method using Keycloak as the
IdP - still very barebones, but login does function. Next steps will
include a Docker Compose file (most likely) for managing this
integration. The application will work fine without setting up the
integration however, and will just throw a warning message. Setup should
be relatively self explanatory, but some documentation is TBD, along
with some automation when spinning up for the first time. Still not
super happy with the implementation.
Added DELETE handler to files endpoint for deleting files and
directories, along with new handling for creating directories, as
specified with the `X-NAS-Type` header - if this is set to "directory",
a new directory is created with the path of the request. Otherwise, an
attempt to parse the file from form data is done as before.
Also added buttons to interact with the new functionality in the default
frontend.
Icons! Finally, signifying type of link without relying on colours. Also
added some margin to help alleviate strain from contrasting colours.
Fixed background-color of "NAS" home link maintaining white background.
Frontend logic for routing was a bit broken when generating links for
directories, appending an extra / to the start. Resolved this to
properly link - interestingly, the file listing could still be served,
but the uploading was broken?
Also enforced regex for provider of directory listings and tidied up
some other string handling.
Removed common package, since it was largely useless and instead
integrated what I could into the router package. Should simplify things
going forward, but we can always split this out later. Also completely
removed authentication for the time being - want to consider other
options for this.
Implemented file uploading for both the disk and Backblaze providers.
Also implements a UI element and frontend logic for doing so from the
frontend.
Disk will write directly to disk, while the Backblaze provider will
attempt to stream the file from memory directly to the POST body. This
could introduce some problems down the line, so caching to disk then
uploading in the background may need to be implemented. It also
performs the final upload using a goroutine so the end client can
continue on it's merry way.
Backblaze proved a bit tricky to do, and considering switching to using
a library for managing Backblaze going forward.
Started work on a new basic frontend, with some magic code from
@tomhodgins (Tom Hodgins) for templating and processing data, which was
the primary purpose for considering a full-fledged JavaScript
framework. Fairly simple right now, with minimal "bling", and seems
"functional enough". Might need to consider options for using less or
no JS down the line if there is demand.
As part of this frontend, actually implemented route logic for fetching
a sorted list of providers (might be worth investigating whether
storing this final result in memory is worth the performance to memory
trade-off).
Also fixed a bug where adding "/" to the end of a provider name without
a file path would result in a 404. This was addressed with some Regex
filtering on the path that should be able to handle that matching.
Expanding this as we go, currently have POC Backblaze B2 support and
basic 'disk' provider as well. Still WIP, but functional for the most
part. Also moving to simplified YAML configuration.
Overall, simplifying things to be extensible down the line. Still work
to be done, but coming along nicely.