AUR is Arch User Repository, "community-driven repository for Arch users. It contains package descriptions (PKGBUILDs) that allow you to compile a package from source with makepkg and then install it via pacman."
I've made an AUR package that will allow any arch-based distro user to install and update microban to the latest version without manual version cheking&compiling. It will be easier for them to find it if you add information about this in the readme
- Changed 302 responses to 200 where needed
- Fixed a bug where expiring pastas cause MicroBin to crahs
- Fixed a bug where water.css didn't have the correct MIME type
- Fixed a bug where missing doctype declaration caused styling issues in Firefox
!Breaking change! - The updated version will not be able to read your old database file
Major improvements:
- Added editable pastas
- Added private pastas
- Added line numbers
- Added support for wide mode (1080p instead of 720p)
- Added syntax highlighting support
- Added read-only mode
- Added built-in help page
- Added option to remove logo, change title and footer text
Minor improvements:
- Improved looks in pure html mode
- Removed link to GitHub repo from navbar
- Broke up 7km long main.rs file into smaller modules
- Moved water.css into a template instead of serving it as an external resource
- Made Save button a bit bigger
- Updated README.MD
Bugfixes:
- Fixed a bug where an incorrect animal ID in a request would cause a crash
- Fixed a bug where an empty or corrupt JSON database would cause a crash
Also changed expiration date to show "Never" instead of unix epoch in the pasta list, and renamed a few variables in animalnumbers.rs to make the function more readable.
- added cli param to change threads used by server
- added cli param hide html header and/or footer
- added cli param to remove css styling
- added cli param to set http basic auth username and optionally password for the server
- file pastas now delete the files from the disk as well when they expire
- index.html extended with form input
- pasta.html and pastalist.html show link to /file/{pasta.id}/{filename} path
- files are saved in pasta_data folder
- all data is now stored in pasta_data/database.json
- changed pastalist.html date format to exclude year
- added custom 404 error handler
