This commit expands on the previously implemented '%appdata%' value for
the 'path' option for "Open File" dialogs and allows it to be a prefix
for arbitrary subdirectories under an app's AppData directory.
This commit adds a 'path' option to showOpenFileDialog by supporting it
in the relevant conditional block in IPC.js. A special path "%appdata%",
which would otherwise produce an error in the file explorer (so no
conflict is possible), will resolve to the appdata directory of the
current app.
* Windows WebDav support
* feat: 2fa support for dav
* fix auth cookie when Basic auth present
* dev: dav: refactor handler, support root level navigation
* dev: dav: JSDOCing important things
* fix: possible edge case of password containing colon character
* feat: direct token login for webdav
* set cookie to not be session cookie
* fx: webdav undefined origin support
Allow apps to launch new instances or other apps with specific files.
The files must be passed as file signature objects, ensuring it was a
file the app was granted access to through a user action.
Adds a 'copy' mode to showSaveFilePicker. In this mode, a source file is
copied to the target file. The file may not exist in another apps
AppData directory. Unlike the 'move' mode, the file can be outside of
the app's AppData directory (a "user" file); in this situation the user
will be prompted to grant permission for the copy action. The app will
have access to the newly-created copy.
Adds service for querying controlling user for a domain. If no user is
verified as allowed to control the domain then we give control to the
'admin' user (to support local configurations of Puter).
After this point, I find myself a bit stuck because DNS queries are
incredibly difficult to test locally when you use tailscale.
With this commit alone, any user can specify "domain" on their
subdomains. This means they could affect the route for domains they
don't control, so this is not production-ready without further changes.
Neal Shah