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octofiles

v1.0.6

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> Easily upload files to GitHub via Chrome Extension

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Readme

octofiles takes advantage of GitHub's existing issue file upload capabilities... just makes it waaaay easier to use & copy/paste post-upload. You can also keep track of and remove files utilizing the local extension storage.

Install

FAQ

  • Q. Are there any requirements?
    • You must have a GitHub account
  • Q. How long do files live for?
    • Forever (or as long as GitHub is around).
  • Q. Who can access these files?
    • Anyone that has the link. All files uploaded to issues/prs are, essentially, publically available, even against private repos (read more here)
  • Q. How big can the files be?
    • 10MB for image files and 25MB for everything else.
  • Q. What file types are supported?
    • PNG (.png)
    • GIF (.gif)
    • JPEG (.jpg)
    • Log files (.log)
    • Microsoft Word (.docx), Powerpoint (.pptx), and Excel (.xlsx) documents
    • Text files (.txt)
    • PDFs (.pdf)
    • ZIP (.zip, .gz)
  • Q. Are there any other limitations?
    • The web extension stores references to previous uploaded files for listing/management purposes later on via extension storage which has a limit of 5MB before there may be data loss. Theoretically, you'll never hit this limit and experience any issues.