zipline is a ShareX and file upload server designed to be easy to set up and use. It is aimed at users who want a self-hosted service for screenshots, file uploads, short links, and general sharing workflows.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Provides a self-hosted ShareX and file upload server.
- Supports uploading any file type.
- Supports folders and tags.
- Includes URL shortening and embeds.
- Supports Discord webhooks and HTTP webhooks.
- Supports OAuth2, 2FA, passkeys, and password protection.
- Includes an API, quotas, invites, and custom themes.
- Supports local storage and S3-compatible storage.
Website: github.com/diced/zipline
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Developer: dicedtomato
License: MIT License
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