Ji Qu

We haven't built HTTPS support into the docker. You could just use tools like Caddy to create an https reverse proxy (with automic let's encrypt certificate access). ref: https://caddyserver.com/docs/quick-starts/reverse-proxy Hope...

> Can I ask why you haven't? HTTPS has been the default transfer protocol for the last 10 years now... If you only host one site on a single server,...

> I think 99% of people just want to host their own. Even baking letsencrypt in would be a good idea. PR is very welcome : )

Any further description about this feature? I don't know what does the feature do and how it works.

nice to have.

No progress on this feature currently. I'm working on the new UI built by vue.js with Bluma(like bootstrap). Once that work done, we may have time to add this feature...

@lapo-luchini Keep bookmarket alone make sense!

Now the API level works well with image upload. @lapo-luchini Files below is the way how upload-then-create-pin work: https://github.com/pinry/pinry/blob/master/pinry-spa/src/components/pin_edit/FileUpload.vue https://github.com/pinry/pinry/blob/master/pinry-spa/src/components/pin_edit/PinCreateModal.vue

Great feature, sometimes we should fetch the preview in case our server has no permission to get the image. I think ` first try "upload from URL" and only try...

Any further changes? I prefer to try downloading image on server before we upload from local file, haha. It seems that current implementation is "upload local file directly".