In this repository, you will find a single PHP file that you need to customize in order to set up a custom uploader properly.
- A text editor such as VSCode, Sublime, or Notepad++. Regular Notepad is not the tool for this job.
- A web host that does not block JavaScript or check for it.
- ShareX Client.
This section will be formatted in a step by step process
- Download the "up.php" file from this repository and extract it out of the zip file
- Open the files in your text editor and you should see this:
- Please direct your attention to lines 2 through 5!
- On "$secret_key" change the value to a secure password that you'd like to use, it can also be random letters and numbers, as long as you can copy and paste.
- On "$sharexdir" you can leave this value blank.
- On "domain_url" change the value to the website URL where you plan on storing the up.php file.
- On "$lengthofstring" you can change the value if you want to but it is not required.
- After you edit these values, save and close this file.
- Next, put the file on your website using the same URL that you put on the "&domain_url" value.
- Open up ShareX and go to Custom Uploader settings
- Under "Uploaders" click add
- Set the name of the uploader to whatever you like, I called mine cdn
- Be sure that the request type is set to POST
- Set the Request URL to the web address where your up.php file is stored
- Set the file form name to "sharex"
- Add a new argument named "secret" and set the value to the secret key you have set in the up.php file
- When you're finished, your configuration should look like this:
- Configuration is finished! Make sure you have ShareX set to use this custom uploader and it should work.
If you have any questions, feel free to email me at banko.production.network@gmail.com or create a new issue on this repository.