A bungled version of Google Drive without the bells and whistles for duplicate servers and distributed file systems. But still full stack: this was an exercise in SQLite and Python/Flask in the back end and React for the front end, done over the last couple days of 2019 when I was bored over winter break.
JasonDrive is licensed under the GNU GPL v3.0. Use on your own or with some friends to share files over the network, but at your own risk!
The default login credentials are:
- username=
admin - password=
password
Very insecure, but the intent was for actual users (myself included) to create additional accounts or at least change the default user's password. This can be done in SQLite3 by adding a row to the users table. The hashed password entry is in the form algorithm$salt$hash, where hash is the digest of salt + password.
The 'root directory' that users see as / is in fact var/uploads/ in the project folder. Users are prohibited from specifying an absolute path or calling .., since that would extend the scope of reading and writing files beyond the project folder. Filenames are preserved on upload and download, but are sanitized with Python's secure_filename().
- Downloading and uploading files
- Deleting files and directories
- Creating new directories
- Sharing files (to everyone logged in!)
All bash scripts are in bin/. Use install to handle all the tools and dependencies after cloning this repo and before running the server on your machine. The script creates a new Python virtual environment, installs the jasondrive package plus its dependencies, and the front end toolchain with node.
Use manage_db to create, delete, or reset the database of authorized users.
Finally, use run to start the server! Debug mode is on by default.