onedrive-vercel-index

onedrive-vercel-index

OneDrive public directory listing, powered by Vercel and Next.js

Next.js Next.js Vercel GitHub Discussions
--- ## Discussion Please go to our [discussion forum](https://github.com/spencerwooo/onedrive-vercel-index/discussions) for general questions and FAQs, **issues are for bug reports and bug reports only.** Feature requests may or may not be ignored, as [I (@spencerwooo)](https://spencerwoo.com) am the only one maintaining the project, so **I only prioritise features that I use.** *Of course, I accept sponsors and donations* :3 ## Demo Live demo at [Spencer's OneDrive](https://drive.spencerwoo.com). ![demo](./public/demo.png) ## Features
File previewImage previewVideo and audio
PDF, EPUB, markdown, code, plain textAlso in gallery modemp4, mp3, ..., play online or with IINA, PotPlayer...
Office previewREADME.md previewPagination
docx, pptx, xlsx, ...Also renders code blocks, images with relative links, ...For folders with 200 or more items
Protected foldersMulti-file download... and more!
Password protected routes and files, details down here ↓Compress and download multiple files or folders, details down here ↓ Permalink copy, direct raw-file serving, dark mode, customisations...
More importantly, it's pretty (●'◡'●) ## Deployment > No time to write deployment documentation! Here are some quick hints, play around with caution! (I promise detailed docs are on the way.) - Fork the project to your own account, as you will be maintaining your custom version of this project with your own configurations. - Change configuration file [`config/api.json`](config/api.json) and [`config/site.json`](config/site.json) according to your configs. - Define environment variables inside Vercel: `REFRESH_TOKEN`, `ACCESS_TOKEN`, `CLIENT_SECRET`. - Deploy inside Vercel, profit. The authentication tokens and variables are the same as what you configured in the [`onedrive-cf-index`](https://github.com/spencerwooo/onedrive-cf-index) project. Detailed documentations can also be found there (for now). This project is at its early stages, for discussions *please, please, please* post to the [discussion forum](https://github.com/spencerwooo/onedrive-vercel-index/discussions). ## These may interest you ... ### Password protected folders https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/32114380/146787150-fb30c5fe-7fdf-4de6-bd43-1bd0a98547b0.mp4 You can now specify a `.password` under a folder, declare the directory's absolute path, to password-protect the route and all files inside. - Declare protected route inside `config/site.json` under `protectedRoutes`, for instance: ``` "protectedRoutes": [ "/🌞 Private folder/u-need-a-password", "/🥟 Some test files/Protected route" ], ``` - Add `.password` file under the root protected folder, redeploy your project on Vercel. Profit. However, there are some caveats: - Function is not entirely reliable and may be largely vulnerable to all kinds of threats. DO NOT use for protecting sensitive information. - Protected files cannot be shared through `?raw=true` url parameters. [*Discussion #66.*](https://github.com/spencerwooo/onedrive-vercel-index/discussions/66) ### Multi-file and folder download https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/32114380/146787219-0d546eb6-71dc-4c3c-8871-86dde1d98ffb.mp4 We use JSZip to download all files in-browser and compress them into file blobs, which are then downloaded to your device as a `zip` file. This is extremely useful if a series of small files are to be downloaded, but it could be time consuming if used for bulk-downloading a few large files. Folders are traversed and recursively fetched into the compressed zip. Multiple files or folders can be selected and downloaded side-by-side. *PR [#177](https://github.com/spencerwooo/onedrive-vercel-index/pull/177) and [#169](https://github.com/spencerwooo/onedrive-vercel-index/pull/169).* ### OneDrive as your website's image storage Yes, it can be used as an image (or any kind of file) online storage, where the raw file link is exported and can be embedded into your blog or other websites. Images, videos, songs, PDFs..., you name it. ```markdown [nyan cat](https://drive.spencerwoo.com/api?path=/%F0%9F%A5%9F%20Some%20test%20files/nyancat.gif&raw=true) ``` ![nyan cat](https://drive.spencerwoo.com/api?path=/%F0%9F%A5%9F%20Some%20test%20files/nyancat.gif&raw=true) ### Proxied download In order to speed up (I doubt it would?) download speed when files are directly served on OneDrive servers, we can leverage a proxied download which relays the file download stream through Vercel Serverless first, then back to our own device. You can download a file via this method by either clicking on the `Proxy download` button beside the normal `Download` button in file preview pages ... ... or craft the API request yourself: ```http GET /api/proxy?url= ``` Only thing to keep in mind is that the parameter `url` should be a direct OneDrive file link that is URL encoded. An example is shown below: ``` https://drive.spencerwoo.com/api/proxy?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpublic.dm.files.1drv.com%2Fy4myMMSl7_RbMnKGsEh63emSTxRqfK74Ove5_k-zuKFv7Y_uet4FeuwI5X3NW8IjdkOlvoIRfq64XICJeHeZiRDBcnJuH-lfjZUQykrMM11xO9H3Z8GPRA9lfjjjdYXQAcMc2XYAr1Pnmod3PeEYoAKAArFEyLKvwk19iypsEDhXbl6L8-f1QxMGGlf6tboO0XijBdxtmV4oQJLmutVk44kETDC-16Sfj2--9erJfsH_W1EEddXUB-vEtpRoBM20srt ``` > An `&inline=true` parameter is also accepted here, where the response header `content-disposition` of the direct file stream from OneDrive is replaced from `attachment, filename*=...` to `inline, filename*=...`. This only applied to PDF files with a header `content-type` of `application/pdf`, so that the PDF returned can be viewed inside the browser, instead of being force downloaded. *Feature parity with original project: [Proxied / raw file download](https://github.com/spencerwooo/onedrive-cf-index#%EF%B8%8F-proxied--raw-file-download).* ### Server-*less*? Yes! Completely free with no backend server what-so-ever. --- **onedrive-vercel-index** ©Spencer Woo. Released under the MIT License. Authored and maintained by Spencer Woo. > [@Portfolio](https://spencerwoo.com/) · [@Blog](https://blog.spencerwoo.com/) · [@GitHub](https://github.com/spencerwooo)