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# filehost 📁
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An open source file host that you can easily selfhost. Made by the creators of file.coffee.
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## Simply start your own file host 🚀
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filehost is a one-click (or one-command) setup file host that you can deploy wherever you want. Full control over your own data. No limits.
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### Use Railway (one-click) (W.i.p) 🚂
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Hit the Railway button and have your filehost up and running in a few minutes. The button also supports the project since we get a small referral bonus.
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[](https://railway.app/template/pv_x6t?referralCode=QsZ-bg)
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### DIY - Docker! 🐳
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Simply run `docker-compose up --build -d` on your server after you've configured the `.env` and it's all up and running.
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Note: We're still actively working on the product and is currently in early alpha stages. We currently recommend also making a backup or chosing S3 as a host with the project.
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We also recommend forking the project and deploying your forked version to avoid issues when we push updates. You can then easily merge the changes in your forked version.
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## Roadmap 🛣️
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- [x] File uploads
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- [x] Retrieving files
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- [x] Unit tests
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- [x] File size limits
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- [x] ShareX integration
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- [x] Allow public uploads
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- [x] Basic API keys
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- [ ] Whitelisting file types
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- [ ] User authentication <-- Currently in development
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- [ ] File deletion
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- [ ] File expiration
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- [ ] File management
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- [ ] File statistics
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- [ ] File search
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- [ ] File tagging using AI
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- [ ] File previews
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- [x] Rate limiting
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- [x] Slowdown on too many requests
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- [ ] Advertising support
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- [ ] NSFW detection and filtering
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### S3 Compatible Storage
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For the s3 compatbile storage engine, we recommend using Contabo Object Storage. It's a cheap (2,50/mth for 250GB with unlimited bandwidth at 80mbps) and really easy to set up. Just make an account, get the object storage, make a bucket and fill in the details in the `.env` and it _just works_.
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## Note
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It's currently a big work in progress. But stay patient, something you can deploy will be ready a.s.a.p.
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