/otf is part of my CLI for the web project; dubbed "Keep It Tidy Charles(ki.tc)". As the name suggests; it's an Ephemeral File Sharing(EFS)-service that was designed initially as an api. The system has random readable urls/path through what3words's api; rationale: easier to read > easier to memorize > easier to verbally share. The process is actually fascinating as it's generating a random longitude and latitude for any given upload, passes it to what3words api, and then, the 3 words are passed and stored. When the api fails, it falls back to 5 random characters.
* There are two links for any given file: [1] The download link [2] The download page link. The download page link was created to circumvent file deletion due to services that request header info[many social media sites and IM services do this].
* File retention is 27 days.
* Max upload size is 400mb.
* It does lack aesthetically in some areas; something weird happens when you maximise and then minimize the video player for instance.
* Latest Changelog
Changelog ki.tc/otf
Changed
supports ssl with auto redirect [let's encrypt]
27 days TTL; unaccessed files will be terminated
Upload size increased to 400mb
[3.4.0] - 2018-10-21
Added
Streaming videos; [videojs] - file will be deleted upon download request.