Imagine Websites - you just type in www.anything... and the website is there.
So why not the same thing with Filestorage Clouds?: Just type in the name of a Cloud and the files are there... as simple as that... wherever you are...
No long authentiation process (although that's possible for private clouds).
Because: No one will know that you have your own Fileserver (how cool is that!) anyways... unless you want it:
Share your cloud to hundreds... in only seconds - just let a whole room scan your QR-Invitation-Code that every cloud has.
- QR-Code Sharing
- Open Clouds with just the name of it
- Save multiple clouds to a User
- (and close them again like browser-tabs)
- Cloud Descriptions
- Dark-Mode & Light-Mode
- Cloud creation in 5 seconds
- (no login for public clouds needed)
- Private Clouds that only a logged-in Member can open
- Connect your own Drives
- (changable Storage Location)
# Installation
$ docker pull redevised/compoundcloud
# Start the Server with
$ docker run -d -p 5000:5000 --name CompoundCloud redevised/compoundcloud
# Installation
$ git clone https://github.com/re-devised/CompoundCloud.git
$ cd CompoundCloud
$ npm install
$ npm run build
# If you want to use the cloud, start the Production Server with
$ npm run start
# If you want to change the code up, run in Development with
$ npm run dev
CompoundCloud can then be accessed at http://localhost:5000 on your host system. To access it outside of your network you have to port-forward the application on your router.
CompoundCloud needs to be connected to a MongoDB Database to work properly. To achieve that you can run a Mongo-Instance inside a Docker Container and create a Network with the CompoundCloud-Container or connect to an external Mongo-Database like the ones from MongoDB-Atlas.
For secure connections the Environment Variables MONGO_USERNAME and MONGO_PASSWORD can be passed through to the CompoundCloud Instance.
# Installation
$ docker pull mongo
# Run Mongo and connect it to the CompoundCloud Network
# (You might need to start CompoundCloud again
# since it stops when no connection to a Database could be build up.)
$ docker run -d --network container:CompoundCloud mongo
# Run CompoundCloud with connection details (Environment Variables)
$ docker run -d -p 5000:5000 -e MONGO_URL=yourdb.mongodb.net -e MONGO_USERNAME=username -e MONGO_PASSWORD=password --name CompoundCloud redevised/compoundcloud
- BASE_URL (eg: https://myowncloud.com | default: http://localhost:5000) : change if you want to use the app outside of your own network and access it with your own domain.
- PORT (eg: 7000 | default: 5000) : change to let the server run on a different port than 5000. Remember to also forward the new port outside the container with "-p 7000:7000".
- MONGO_URL (eg: yourdb.mongodb.net | default: mongo:27017) : change to connect to a MongoDB Database outside of the CompoundCloud network.
- MONGO_USERNAME (eg: username | default: Undefined) : change to connect to a secured MongoDB Database.
- MONGO_PASSWORD (eg: password | default: Undefined) : change to connect to a secured MongoDB Database.