The greatest use case I could hope for with this project is that someone uses it to turn their old laptop they were gonna throw away into a file server.
Vue-fs is meant to be just that. A simple home server app for anyone that wants to NAS the old hardware they have lying around. I'm also planning on adding more features in the future like User/API Auth, File Sharing and Public/Private folders.
🚀 Demo 💿 Source Repo
Features
✔️ Upload (multiple files)
✔️ Download (multiple files/directories)
✔️ Move (multiple files/directories)
✔️ Delete (multiple files/directories)
✔️ Subfolders
✔️ Extracting
✔️ Create new diretories
✔️ Filtering
✔️ File viewer *if compatible with the browser
✖️ Rename files/directories
✖️ User/API auth
✖️ HTTPS
✖️ File Sharing
Final Notes
I ran compatibility tests on the project's node backend with a Raspberry Pi, an old netbook running Ubuntu, and a Windows 10 machine. All features worked on all three of these test machines (thanks POSIX!).
I'm always open to collaboration, and would welcome pull requests. I hope someone out there finds this useful, and hopefully this will enrich the FOSS community in some small way. Thanks for checking it out guys!
FlynnDerek
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vue-fs
A Vue file management client, complete with a node/express/FS backend.
vue-fs
This project exists mostly as a challenge to myself! Vue-fs is meant to be a complete home file server and file management solution. The idea being you can run it on a Raspberry Pi, an old laptop or even a rack server Over time I will be adding extra features to this project, listed below. I also welcome collaboration, should any of you feel inclined :)
Features
- Upload (multiple files)
- Download (multiple files/directories)
- Move (multiple files/directories)
- Delete (multiple files/directories)
- Subfolders
- Extracting
- Create new diretories
- Filtering
- File viewer *if compatible with the browser
- Rename files/directories
- User auth
- HTTPS
Installation
Client
cd client
# install dependencies
npm install
# serve with hot reload at localhost:8080
npm run dev
# build for production with minification
npm run build
Server
cd server
# install dependencies
npm install
# run server
node server.js
# if you have nodemon installed globally
npm run…
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