The open-source, Discord-based file sharing service.
Flagship instance — Live test instance
## Setup
First, install monofile's prerequisites...
```
npm i
```
Then, add your bot token...
```
echo "TOKEN=INSERT-TOKEN.HERE" > .env
```
and, in addition, SMTP authentication...
```
echo "\nMAIL_USER=user@example.com" > .env
echo "\nMAIL_PASS=password here" > .env
```
Invite your bot to a server, and create a new `config.json` in the project root:
```js
// config.json
{
"maxDiscordFiles": 20,
"maxDiscordFileSize": 26214400,
"targetChannel": "1024080525993971913",
"requestTimeout":120000,
"maxUploadIdLength":30,
"accounts": {
"registrationEnabled": true,
"requiredForUpload": false
},
"webdrop": {
"accountRequired": false
},
"mail": { // nodemailer transport options
"host": "smtp.fastmail.com", // or your mail provider of choice
"port": 465,
"secure": true,
"auth": {
"user": "REPLACE-WITH-YOUR-ALIAS@YOURDOMAIN.COM",
"pass": "REPLACE-WITH-YOUR-GENERATED-PASSWORD"
}
}
}
```
Then, compile:
```
tsc && sass src/style:out/style && rollup -c
```
and start.
```
npm start
```
monofile should now be running on either `env.MONOFILE_PORT` or port `3000`.
## Disclaimer
Although we believe monofile is not against Discord's developer terms of service, Etcetera is not liable if Discord takes action against you for running an instance.
## License
Code written by Etcetera is currently licensed under [Unlicense](./LICENSE).
Icons under `/assets/icons` were created by Microsoft, and as such are licensed under [different terms](./assets/icons/README.md) (MIT).