diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 3e86ef9..266f7b3 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -1,32 +1,34 @@ # ShareX Upload Script -This is a PHP script that lets you easily upload screenshots taken with the ShareX app to your website. ShareX is a popular screenshot tool for Windows that allows you to take screenshots, annotate them, and share them online. +This PHP script allows you to effortlessly upload your ShareX app screenshots to your website. ShareX is a widely-used Windows screenshot tool that enables users to take screenshots, annotate them, and share them online. ## Features -- Uploads screenshots to your website using ShareX. -- Can automatically convert screenshots to WebP format. +- Effortlessly upload screenshots to your website using ShareX. +- Automatically convert screenshots to WebP format. ## Installation -1. Find somewhere to host the script (Preferably more than 5GB of storage). -2. Check that your web server has the GD library installed. (See below for instructions on how to install it on Ubuntu.) -3. Upload the files to your server. -4. Edit the `upload.php` file to configure the script. -5. Add the custom uploader to ShareX. -6. Configure the custom uploader in ShareX. -7. Test it! +To install this script: -## Help +- Find a suitable location to host the script (with at least 5GB of storage). +- Verify that your web server has the GD library installed. (See instructions below for Ubuntu installation.) +- Upload the files to your server. +- Edit the `upload.php` file to configure the script. +- Add the custom uploader to ShareX. +- Configure the custom uploader in ShareX. +- Test the script! -If you need help, you can contact me on Discord at `Fascinated#7668`. +## Need Help? -## How to install GD Library on Ubuntu +If you require assistance, feel free to contact me via Discord at Fascinated#7668. -1. `sudo apt-get install php-gd` -2. Add `extension=gd` to your php.ini file. -3. Restart your web server and php. +## How to Install GD Library on Ubuntu -## Other +- `sudo apt-get install php-gd` +- Add extension=gd to your php.ini file. +- Restart your web server and php. -This project is worked on at my Gitea instance: +## Other Information + +This project is maintained on my Gitea instance: diff --git a/upload.php b/upload.php index 6036525..3fa1846 100644 --- a/upload.php +++ b/upload.php @@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ $tokens = array("set me"); // Your secret keys $uploadDir = "./"; // The upload directory $useRandomFileNames = false; // Use random file names instead of the original file name $fileNameLength = 8; // The length of the random file name +$webpThreadhold = 1048576; // The minimum file size for converting to webp (in bytes) /** * Check if the token is valid @@ -59,7 +60,7 @@ try { die(); } - $target_file = $_FILES["sharex"]["name"]; // File name + $target_file = preg_replace("/[^A-Za-z0-9_.]/", '', $_FILES["sharex"]["name"]); // Remove unwanted characters $fileType = pathinfo($target_file, PATHINFO_EXTENSION); // File extension (e.g. png, jpg, etc.) // Check if the file already exists @@ -76,7 +77,7 @@ try { } // Convert the image to webp if applicable - if (in_array($fileType, array("png", "jpeg", "jpg"))) { + if (in_array($fileType, array("png", "jpeg", "jpg")) && $_FILES["sharex"]["size"] > $webpThreadhold) { $image = imagecreatefromstring(file_get_contents($_FILES["sharex"]["tmp_name"])); $webp_file = pathinfo($finalName, PATHINFO_FILENAME) . ".webp"; imagewebp($image, $webp_file, 90); // Convert the image and save it