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---
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title: Destinations
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categories: [wiki]
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layout: wikipage
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---
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# Destinations
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Destinations determine where your image goes
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There is a set of default uploaders, two, to be exact.
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## Default uploaders:
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### imgur
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Uploads your image to imgur.
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### clipboard
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Copies your image to clipboard.
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## Custom uploaders
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Placed into `CONFIG PATH/KShare/uploaders`
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Eg: `$HOME/.config/KShare/uploaders`
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All uploaders have to be `.uploader` files!
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Custom uploaders can be added, and are made with JSON, and follow this template:
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```js
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{
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"name": "", // String, required
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"desc": "", // String, optional
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"method": "", // String, default: "POST", for now, just POST. Request more if you need them
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"target": "", // URL, required
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"format": "", // String, default: "json", can be `x-www-form-urlencoded` or `json` or `multipart-form-data`. Setting to `PLAIN` will make the body ignored and only the image sent.
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"base64": false, // Optional, makes the data base64
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"body": {}, // A JSON object, where one of the nodes can be a string in the format `/ANYTHING/`. In `ANYTHING`, `%contenttype` is replaced with the image type and `%imagedata` is replaced with the image encoded with `imageformat`. Unless you use multipart, see below
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"return": "" // Return pathspec. `|` copies the entire body, `.path.to.node` copies the value of the node. The dot IS IMPORTANT. Without it, nothing happens. If one of the nodes is not a string, the string is copied, if one is an object, recursion continues, if one is null, nothing is copied, otherwise the node is JSON stringified. Only supports JSON for now.
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}
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```
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Note that QJson does not support comments.
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### Multipart
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Multipart is obviously made out of multiple parts. The way you define a multipart body is:
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```js
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[
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{
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"__HeaderName": "HeaderValue", // No limit here. Must start with __, which is removed later.
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"body": { /* same way you define it for anything json */ } // Can be string. Strings matching `/.../` are processed same way as in a json field.
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}
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]
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```
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This would go in the `body` field of the above JSON.
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