NodeJS Screenshot Server

Screenshot server written in NodeJS. Simple backend for an screenshot server.

Download

To setup your own screenshot server follow the next steps below:

git clone https://github.com/OnSebii/Screenshot-Server My-Screenshot-Server
cd My-Screenshot-Server
npm i
npm run start

Setup

config.json example

Rename config_example.json to config.json!

{
  "port": 3000,
  "urllength": 8,
  "chars": "abcde",
  "path": "D:\\Dokumente\\GitHub\\Screenshot-Server\\test",
  "apikey": "123"
}

urllenght is the length of letters of your file what will be saved on the server side.

chars is a sequence of letters or numbers under which the uploaded file wil be saved.

path if you want to save your files in a different path than the default one (/uploads). Leave it blank if you want to use /uploads as your path.

apikey is required if you only want to give certain people access to your screenshot server. You will need to edit shareXConfig_Example.sxcu also.

Create and load your ShareX config

shareXConfig_Example.sxcu example

Edit shareXConfig_Example.sxcu with your own data.

{
  "Name": "YOUR CONFIG NAME",
  "DestinationType": "ImageUploader, TextUploader, FileUploader",
  "RequestURL": "DOMAIN:3000/upload",
  "FileFormName": "sharex",
  "Headers": {
    "key": "123"
  }
}

Name is your config name. Recognizable later in ShareX under custom uploader settings.

RequestURL is your IP adress or domain name.

key is your private key. With this key you can grant access to your screenshot server. Need to be the same key as in your config.json file

After you have created your config file, you can import it into sharex with a double click.

shareXConfig_Localhost.sxcu

This is a ShareX config for developers to test their program.