Milkyteadrop Fileserver

Milkyteadrop Fileserver is a robust and efficient file server built in Go. It is designed to handle and store a variety of file types, including images and text, and offers a RESTful API for easy file creation and retrieval. This makes it an ideal solution for integrating with other services and applications that require a reliable file management system.

Features

• File Handling: Supports different file types including images and text.
• RESTful API: Provides endpoints for file creation and retrieval.
• Base64 Encoding: Handles base64 encoded data for image files.
• File Existence Check: Verifies if a file already exists before creation to prevent duplicates.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Go 1.21.5

Installation

1. Clone the repository to your local machine: git clone https://github.com/CoffeeeAtNight/MilkyTeadrop_FileServer

2. Navigate to the project directory: cd milkyteadrop-fileserver

3. Compile and run the server: go build sudo ./milkyteadrop-fileserver

API Endpoints

Create File

• POST /api/v1/create/file
• Request Body: { "filename": "example.png", "filetype": "image", "fileContent": "base64_encoded_data" }
• Response:
  • 200 OK on success: { "status": 200, "message": "Successfully created file", "body": "example.png" }
  • 400 Bad Request on invalid input.
  • 500 Internal Server Error on server error.

Retrieve File

• GET /api/v1/file/[filename]
• Retrieves the specified file if it exists.
• Response:
  • File content in the specified format on success.
  • 404 Not Found if the file does not exist.

Configuration

The file server uses a default root path defined as /usr/local/bin/milkyteadrop-fs/. You can modify this path in the source code to suit your deployment environment.

Usage

To interact with the file server, use HTTP requests to the provided endpoints. You can use tools like curl or Postman, or integrate the API calls into your application.

Note

THIS FILESERVER IS NOT INTENDED FOR BEING USED IN PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENTS SINCE IT'S EXPOSES ENDPOINTS WHICH ARE NOT SECURE, USE AT OWN RISK. IT'S ONLY A FUN PROJECT OF MINE!