CloudDrop - Upload Files to the Server

Introduction

The Uploader allows you to easily upload files to the server using the command-line interface.

Available for both Windows and Linux.

Installation

Follow the instructions below to get started:

1. Download

Windows: Download the Windows Installer (installer.exe)
Linux: Download the Linux Installer (installer.sh)

2. Installation

Windows: Run the installer and follow the steps to install it.
Linux: Make sure the binary is executable using chmod +x installer.sh if needed, and run the script with ./installer.sh.

Usage

The basic syntax for running the Uploader:

Uploader -files "<files>" -name <folder_name>

Example usage:

Uploader -files "/home/user/images/*" -name MyUploadFolder
Uploader -list "/home/user/files_list.txt" -name MyUploadFolder

Note: Do not use quotation marks around the folder name in the -name argument.

Sharing Your Uploaded Data

Once you've uploaded your files, you can share the resulting JSON file on the web.

To share your JSON file, upload it to our server by visiting:

https://CloudDrop.duckdns.org

Simply go to the website, choose the generated JSON file from your local directory, and click "Upload". Your file will then be available online to share with others.

Troubleshooting

Common issues you might encounter:

Error: "No files to upload" - Make sure the file path is correct and valid.
Error: "Permission Denied" - Run chmod +x Uploader to ensure the binary is executable on Linux.