Releases: dmf444/ArchiveManager
v1.0.29
Adds in ability to download larger youtube videos and not crash the zip archiver. (details / githubweb)
Change build script to run legacy build (details / githubweb)
Adds in pipe to handle large sized files, notification alerts for display and tests zip downloader (details / githubweb)
Fixes build pipeline for new setup cmd (details / githubweb)
Adds in basic Wretch api for the server (details / githubweb)
Upgrades NodeFetch version (details / githubweb)
Reformats code for functional queries against remote server api. (details / githubweb)
Update build script to use latest wine on Node 18 (details / githubweb)
QoL button update (details / githubweb)
Integration testing completed; should be ready to merge master (details / githubweb)
v2.0.28
v2.0.27
v2.0.26
v2.0.24
v2.0.22
v2.0.21
Skipped a version due to Jenkins build issues. Stabilized now... maybe the next release will be sequential?
- Adds in Basic Authentication heads for upload requests
- Adds in server based API requests as a replacement to direct MySQL requests
- Removes placeholder on main page in favour of a "web database" status checker
v2.0.19
v2.0.18
Release 2.0.18 now uses a Jenkins server to build. Yay!
This means the versions should be more sequential, and, hopefully, more automated.
This version includes a couple major changes:
- Gmail integration: You can now log into Gmail, and download emails for archiving. These will be saved as their original HTML sources, and include any special attachments. If an email links out to a remote resource (ie: images, CSS files, scripts) these will be downloaded to your computer as well. [As a security note, if it does something weird in email, saving will only cause issues if you then execute]
- Google Drive Integration: Save files directly from drive! No need to download them as a zip, then decompress. Just paste the drive url into the downloader
- YTDL replacement: Youtube-DL was chronically slow, and it seems like the project isn't getting updates. To remedy this, we've moved to Youtube-DLP, a fork of the original software. Changes shouldn't be noticed, other than tiktok support should now work.