The current files node kinda sucks. Not in the least because it needs a page reload to upload files.
Create a new file box node type that allows multi-file uploading without page reload. Do this as a common component so it can be used elsewhere.
Allow users to rename and delete files.
Maybe allow them to create folders? Opening a folder would just reload the file box at a different level. Internally we could store these as separate file boxes, where the folder is just a reference to a different file box.
Allow users to export the entire file box or a sub-folder as .tar.gz or .zip.
Allow users to expose the entire file box or sub-folder publicly via an endpoint (this might be a backend change).
The current files node kinda sucks. Not in the least because it needs a page reload to upload files.
Create a new file box node type that allows multi-file uploading without page reload. Do this as a common component so it can be used elsewhere.
Allow users to rename and delete files.
Maybe allow them to create folders? Opening a folder would just reload the file box at a different level. Internally we could store these as separate file boxes, where the folder is just a reference to a different file box.
Allow users to export the entire file box or a sub-folder as .tar.gz or .zip.
Allow users to expose the entire file box or sub-folder publicly via an endpoint (this might be a backend change).
The current files node kinda sucks. Not in the least because it needs a page reload to upload files.
Create a new file box node type that allows multi-file uploading without page reload. Do this as a common component so it can be used elsewhere.
Allow users to rename and delete files.
Maybe allow them to create folders? Opening a folder would just reload the file box at a different level. Internally we could store these as separate file boxes, where the folder is just a reference to a different file box.
Allow users to export the entire file box or a sub-folder as .tar.gz or .zip.
Allow users to expose the entire file box or sub-folder publicly via an endpoint (this might be a backend change).