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picgo-plugin-cloudflare-imgbed

v0.3.0

Published

Third Party PicGo Uploader For MarSeventh/CloudFlare-ImgBed

Readme

picgo-plugin-cloudflare-imgbed

Third Party PicGo Uploader For MarSeventh/CloudFlare-ImgBed

🚧 only support picgo-cli, no GUI support now.

Workflow

Rename the image in format yyyyMMddHHmmssSSS , then upload the image according to your configuration.

Installation

picgo install cloudflare-imgbed

Configuration

picgo set uploader
  • Base URL: https://your-imgbed.com
  • Auth Code: you can set in https://your-imgbed.com/systemConfig#security, leave empty if not set.
  • Upload Folder: relative path, leave empty for root(/), it's like https://your-imgbed.com/file/${Upload Folder}/202311251618630.webp in links.
  • Upload Name Type: how the backend renames your image. Since the plugin already renames images with a timestamp, the default is set to origin (no further rename by the backend).
    • origin (plugin default): keep the uploaded filename as-is, e.g. yyyyMMddHHmmssSSS.webp
    • default: add an index prefix, e.g. 11110000_yyyyMMddHHmmssSSS.webp
    • short: encode like a short link, e.g. 8P2yDGMl.webp
    • index: index only, e.g. 11110000.webp
  • Upload Channel: storage channel for uploading images (optional, defaults to server-default which uses server configuration).
    • server-default: use the server's default channel configuration
    • telegram: upload to Telegram
    • cfr2: upload to Cloudflare R2
    • s3: upload to S3-compatible storage
    • discord: upload to Discord
    • huggingface: upload to Hugging Face
  • Channel Name: specific channel name (required when Upload Channel is not server-default, visit https://your-imgbed.com/api/channels for more details).

Update

picgo update cloudflare-imgbed

Parameters Not Implemented

  • severCompress: "false" option only can be used in Telegram upload channel, default option is true on server side.
  • autoRetry: AutoRetry is enabled by default on server side, so it's not necessary to add this option to the plugin.
  • returnFormat: Always return full link, I don't think someone need the /file/xxx format.