Hi !
I've recently created a blog on your platform and it's been great!
I've been tinkering with settings and seeing stuff come to life is awesome (though I've not posted my first non-draft post yet).
I started writing a few posts, as draft on my machine, using my own note-taking software.
In the mataroa documentation, endpoints are specified that let a user manage its posts via http request.
My issue arise when working with images; I either have to upload them by hand, copy-paste their URLs and add them to my post.
This process might become a pain in the futur, if I need to handle multiple images in a single post.
Is there any plan to allow users to upload images using a dedicated endpoint ?
If that's not the case but you are open to the idea, I could provide a patch.
If that's not the case at all, can one use any other image host services or will some be blocked by the CORS agent ?
Thanks ! :)
Thomas.
Hi ! Sending this message again since the DKIM signature failed the first time. :)
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Hi !
I've recently created a blog on your platform and it's been great!
I've been tinkering with settings and seeing stuff come to life is awesome (though I've not posted my first non-draft post yet).
I started writing a few posts, as draft on my machine, using my own note-taking software.
In the mataroa documentation, endpoints are specified that let a user manage its posts via http request.
My issue arise when working with images; I either have to upload them by hand, copy-paste their URLs and add them to my post.
This process might become a pain in the futur, if I need to handle multiple images in a single post.
Is there any plan to allow users to upload images using a dedicated endpoint ?
If that's not the case but you are open to the idea, I could provide a patch.
If that's not the case at all, can one use any other image host services or will some be blocked by the CORS agent ?
Thanks ! :)
Thomas.
Hi Thomas!
Glad you enjoy using mataroa!
On Mon, 27 Nov 2023, at 10:54, Thomas Teixeira wrote:
> Is there any plan to allow users to upload images using a dedicated> endpoint ?
There is no such plan.
> If that's not the case but you are open to the idea, I could provide> a patch.
I'm not sure about this feature. Providing a programmatic way to upload
images enables a lot of abuse and spam, which I don't want. I might
consider this for premium accounts only, though.
> If that's not the case at all, can one use any other image host> services or will some be blocked by the CORS agent ?
Of course, you can link to any image online, with or without https.
Theodore