CUSTOM_INTRO_TITLE > introTitle
CUSTOM_INTRO_DESCRIPTION: > introDescription
CUSTOM_DOWNLOAD_DESCRIPTION: downloadDescription
CUSTOM_TRY_SEND_DESCRIPTION: trySendDescription
CUSTOM_SEND_YOUR_FILES_LINK: sendYourFilesLink
CUSTOM_INTRO_TITLE: "Secure & Simple"
CUSTOM_INTRO_DESCRIPTION: "Share files with end-to-end encryption and a link that expires."
CUSTOM_DOWNLOAD_DESCRIPTION: "Shared with end-to-end encryption and a link that expires."
CUSTOM_TRY_SEND_DESCRIPTION: "Secure, Simple file sharing"
CUSTOM_SEND_YOUR_FILES_LINK: "Upload Files"
New environment variable CUSTOM_LOCALE allows a user to define a locale per the /public/locales directory (this should be listed in the docs, will create a pull request for that too).
If the environment variable is blank or invalid it reverts to previous behaviour of system + default locale. Fully tested the above as follows:
CUSTOM_LOCALE = 'nl' < This works correctly, translating to nl.
CUSTOM_LOCALE = 'HelloThere' < This reverts to previous behavior
CUSTOM_LOCALE = '' < Also reverts
#CUSTOM_LOCALE = < Also reverts
Added the CUSTOM_FOOTER_TEXT and CUSTOM_FOOTER_URL environment variables.
If undefined, the default translated footer will display.
If only CUSTOM_FOOTER_TEXT is defined, only this defined text will display in place of the normal footer text.
If only CUSTOM_FOOTER_URL is defined then the defined URL will display.
If both variables are defined, the defined text will display as a link to the defined URL.
This diff adds the detect_base_url config, controlled by the
DETECT_BASE_URL env variable. When set to true, the BASE_URL setting is
ignored, and the base_url is derived from the request protocol and host
header.
Test Plan: Started up a local instance in my homelab, running docker
node:15 image with a nginx reverse proxy. Configured nginx to use the
same backend with multiple hostnames on https. Opened in browser and
confirmed og:url meta tag uses correct url.
