Imitari

Imitari is a project to provide an easy and lightweight server for images. It is compatible with software like ShareX. The projects goals are to provide fast, efficient, and an easy way to deploy own image upload server.

Features

• Simple web ui with login and uploader
• Normal HTTP uploader
• Full ShareX support (see the example file)
• Automatic file compression
• Speed and Efficiency (Powered by Actix and Rust)

Env File

The .env file should be placed it will auto load an env in the same directory, or if there is none it will just get env variatbles. All config variatbles are very important The most important ones are these

BASE_URL="url used in json response"
AUTH_TOKEN="api token for rest api"
AUTH_USER="login for web ui"
AUTH_PASSWORD="password for webui"
NAME="name of your service"
URL="0.0.0.0"
PORT="9000" # Any port you want this readme covers with 9000 port

If you don't want to use for example AUTH_USER and AUTH_PASSWORD just keep them empty like this

AUTH_USER=""
AUTH_PASSWORD=""

Note about AUTH_TOKEN

To generate your AUTH_TOKEN on Linux you must use this command echo $(openssl rand -base64 32) | sed -r 's/[^a-zA-Z0-9]//g' (needs OpenSSL and sed installed) It will generate for use a base64 encrypted token and use it in AUTH_TOKEN

Running in Docker

To run this software on Docker you must have installed the Docker itself and docker-compose. The compose file was configurated to work with Traefik reverse proxy. You must have .env file with all needed settings and after you are done, just run

docker-compose --env-file .env up -d

And there you have a running instance in background.

Running the Binaries

1. Choose the architecture. If you need them go here https://nightly.link/imitari/imitari/workflows/binaries/main
2. Download the file based on architecture
3. Extract the *.zip file and go to the directory where you extracted Imitari.
4. Create the .env file for configuration
5. Run the executable and look for any logs!

Deploy to Heroku

Contributing

Just fork the repo, make your own changes and then run with cargo and then create a pull request.

Issue or bugs

Just simply report them here.