BitRender Used AI

BitRender is now officially complete, the API and the frontend! This was quite a fun journey. Thanks for being here with me :D

You can now convert images and upload them! (i'm almost ready to ship this!)

Added a small account menu - you can copy the bearer token and also delete your account (which deletes the images as well!)

i tried to compress the gif but it did this for some reason :sob: anyways, I fixed uploading! yay.

Working on the login/signup API process! (you can tell there's a couple things that need fixing - but for now this is what I've got!)

So uhhh I just made it so that you must be signed in to modify images! (although I have yet to make the login/signup dialog process)

Fixed the image list! You can now see the full list of images.

Uploading works! It uses the demo server at the moment. (currently converts to .webp at the moment)

Finished API! You can now experiment with it by visiting the URL (or by clicking the Demo button)

Added /auth/delete and /auth/user (and did some other stuff too)! I only provided one screenshot because the deleted_user list is identical to the response you get from /auth/user.

Spent a while working on JWT auth/Bearer tokens! That was actually quite fun, and I enjoyed doing that. Got Swagger to work with Bearer too!

Added two new API endpoints - /images/{id}/rename and /images! Also did some more things behind the scenes, like being able to specify a port in the settings.yml file.

Spent a while writing and learning how Swagger UI docs work.. it was worth it though!

Worked a bit (no pun intended) on getting .yml working! This is settings.yml, which will be the main file for configuring BitRender.

Also added support for getting some image data and the Base64 image directly. (GET /images/:id)

Added the ability to get images directly! (GET /images/:id/raw)

Added the deletion of images! (hopefully JWT auth is coming soon)

Started getting the Database working! You can now directly upload images (Base64) to the database!

GET /images/convert/upload now works! It's now possible to directly upload files, although the only way I've actually gotten this to work is through cURL.. still works though! For now, it returns as Base64 although I plan to just return the image later.

Added a simple GET /images/formats API endpoint!

Worked on some Swagger documentation!

Played around with Sharp, the conversion library! After a bit of work, I've got the image to convert to not only a different file format, but Greyscale as well!

Welcome! Since creation, I've set up a basic express app and made the terminal look somewhat.. nice!