Vincent Cloutier
Vincent Cloutier
Users visiting the repo should have a one click button to deploy ipfs.pics. Heroku has this as an API and here is the documentation: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/heroku-button
https://github.com/honestbleeps/Reddit-Enhancement-Suite/ ipfs.pics should be an integrated image host.
Status
ipfs.pics should have a status page at https://ipfs.pics/status which contains: - Status for all our ipfs nodes, including number of connections and version - Data usage (storage and maybe bandwith)...
The basic of the API are already there and working: - ipfs.pics/api/v1/upvote/$hash - ipfs.pics/api/v1/downvote/$hash - ipfs.pics/api/v1/report/$hash I'd like to make an API for @didiercf's upcoming backup application, instead of using...
We could use this: http://tobiasahlin.com/spinkit/
Right now ipfs.pics uses Google adsense to allow server maintainers to pay for their hosting and their code development. It has the advantage of being quick to set-up and maintenance-free,...
Right now, every upload is stored localy in a cookie, but only the last upload is shown. It would be nice to detect if someone has already uploaded stuff, and...
@VictorBjelkholm has suggested to [store database credentials in the environment](http://12factor.net/config) in #17. It could be implemented [this way](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15428872/environment-variables-and-php).
@jbenet's idea https://twitter.com/juanbenet/status/644244625427857408