ahmedsaheed / dropzone

Upload, delete, share files and create folders via GCP

Dropzone - A Dropbox Replica

Upload, Delete and Share Files and Folders via GCP

bash ./start.sh   # http://localhost:8080

Requirements

1. Application login/logout service:

   • Must match provided examples exactly.
   • Requires firebase-login.js and local-constants.py setup as shown in examples.

2. Data Model:

   • Create collections for User, Directory, and File with appropriate datatypes.
   • Create a default root directory (path of "/") for a user upon first login.

3. Create Directory:

   • Implement functionality for users to create directories.

4. Delete Directory:

   • Implement functionality for users to delete directories.

5. Change Directory:

   • Allow users to change into specific directories.

6. Navigate Up:

   • Allow users to navigate up a directory level using a special entry (path of "../").

7. Root Directory Navigation:

   • Prevent displaying the ".." entry when a user is in their root directory.

8. File Upload:

   • Enable users to upload files to the current directory, storing them in the cloud storage bucket.
   • Prompt for overwrite confirmation if a file with the same name already exists.

9. Delete File:

   • Allow users to delete files from the current directory.

10. Download File:

    • Implement functionality for users to download files from the current directory to their local machine.

11. Directory Deletion Protection:

    • Prevent deletion of directories containing files or subdirectories.

12. Duplicate File Detection:

    • Use hashing to identify and highlight duplicate files within the current directory.

13. Dropbox-wide Duplicate Detection:

    • Implement functionality to detect duplicate files across a user's entire Dropbox, displaying matching files and their paths.

14. File Sharing:

    • Allow users to share files with read-only access to other user accounts.

15. UI Design:

    • Create a well-designed, intuitive, and user-friendly UI.

• Duplicate directory names in the same location.
• Incorrect directory deletion.
• Unconfirmed file overwrites.
• Incorrect file deletion.