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The common usage is to first share a file and enable public access through a link. If the share link |
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is `https://my-nextcloud/s/aBc123DeF456xyZ`, then this app will provide access to the raw file at |
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`https://my-nextcloud/apps/raw/s/aBc123DeF456xyZ`. |
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`https://my-nextcloud/apps/raw/s/aBc123DeF456xyZ`. If the share is a folder, the files within it |
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are accessible as e.g. `https://my-nextcloud/apps/raw/s/aBc123DeF456xyZ/path/to/file`. |
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A user can also access their own private files. For example, a file named `test.html` in anansi's |
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Documents folder would be available at `https://my-nextcloud/apps/raw/u/anansi/Documents/test.html`. |
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## Installation |
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Copy/clone this repo into your Nextcloud installation's `/apps` (or `/custom_apps`) folder, log into |
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Nextcloud as an admin and find&enable it in the list of apps. |
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This app is currently not published in the Nextcloud app store. |
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Private files are also hosted by this app, but of course only to users that are logged in and |
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have permission to read them. For example, a file named `test.html` in the Documents folder would be |
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available at `https://my-nextcloud/apps/raw/files/Documents/test.html`. |
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[Content-Security-Policy]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Content-Security-Policy |
