SimpleFileRepository/var/config.def.php

<?php
    //general config globals

    //This is what will appear in the tab, as well as on the header
    $site_name = 'Tyler\'s File Repository';

    //This will be the image displayed in the tab of the browser
    $site_image = "resources/cabinet.png";

    /* Navbar
     *
     * Each variable in $nav_names is what will appear on the top bar
     * These can be set to anything and could be Places on the page, internal pages
     * on the site, or external sites
     *
     * Each varaible in $nav_links is a link that the user will be directed to
     * These can start with "#" to direct to a tag on the page, could be an internal
     * link by using "/listing.php?folder=SomeFolder", or could be an external site
     *
     * The navbar can be disabled by changing isNav to false
     *
     * These associate in order ie the Tag $nav_names[3] will direct the user to
     * the link in $nav_links[3]
     *
     */

    $isNav = true;

    $nav_names = array(
        'Home',
        'Github',
    );

    $nav_links = array(
        'index.php',
        'https://github.com/Clortox',
    );

    /* Directory Variables
     * 
     * Each variable in $dir_dirs will be a listing
     * on the main page under "folders"
     * I recommend making a folder of symlinks to where the downloadable files are
     *
     * Each variable in $dir_names will be the title of the listing
     * These will appear on the left hand side and will be the name of the 
     * name of the folder as it appears to the user
     *
     * These assiocate in order ie the folder $dir_dirs[3] will have 
     * the title $dir_names[3]
     */

    $isDir = true;

    $dir_names = array(
        'Printable Guns',
        'GNU Software',
        'Linux Kernel',
        'OS Images',
        'Books and Documents',
    );

    $dir_dirs = array(
        'dir/guns',
        'dir/gnu',
        'dir/linux',
        'dir/iso',
        'dir/books',
    );

    /* Hidden Directory Variables
     *
     * WARNING: I can't promise this is 100% secure against something like a brute
     * force attack. PLEASE use secure passwords that are a decent length. The 
     * brute force speed is only limited by your keyspace, and there is no upper
     * limit for the size of key that can be used.
     *
     * All Dirs here will not be available, and will require the user to know
     * both the name of the folder, as well as the password. This does not use
     * any databases
     *
     * If you would like to enable the use of javascript for dynamic links, change
     * $useJavascript to yes, else keep it disabled. If you keep it disabled,
     * users will have to type the url themselves. This keeps the application light,
     * but removes some useability. 
     * 
     * Each variable in $hid_dir_names will be a folder that will be hidden
     * This will need to be known in order to access the folder
     *
     * Each variable in $hid_dir_dirs is the location of the files for the 
     * corresponding $hid_dir_names entry. I recommend making sym links to the 
     * directories
     *
     * Each variable in $hid_dir_psk is the password for the corresponding 
     * $hid_dir_names entry. This will need to be know in order to access the folder
     *
     */

    $isHidden = false;
    $useJavascript = false;

    $hid_dir_names = array(
        'Root Directory',
    );

    $hid_dir_dirs = array(
        'dir/system_root',
    );

    $hid_dir_psk = array(
        '$ecr3t',
    );

    

    /* Link Tree
     *
     * My use case for this program is to be a NAS/Portal Page for my network, 
     * and due to the ammount or raspberry pis and other devices running web
     * interfaces, I figured a link tree would be very useful
     *
     * You can disable this if you so choose, however for those who tend
     * to run their own personal servers I find this to be very useful
     *
     * Each varaible in $tree_names will be a listing under the OtherSites header
     * Each varaible in $tree_links will be a link that can be chosen
     * $treeName will be the header all of the linktree card on the main page
     *
     * The entire tree can be disables by setting $isTree to false
     *
     * These associate in order ie the entry $tree_names[3] will have the link
     * $tree_links[3] 
     */

    $isTree = true;

    $treeName = "Local Network";

    $tree_names = array(
        'Ender 3',
        'CNC',
    );

    $tree_links = array(
        'http://192.168.1.111',
        'http://192.168.1.100:8000',
    );

    /* Convo
     *
     * These are little tag lines that will appear on the header.
     * A header is randomly chosen each time the page is loaded
     * If you would like to disable this, set isConvo to false
     * If you would like only one line, just comment out/delete all of them except
     * the one you would like to keep.
     *
     * The format is
     * CLIENTIP + [CONVO] + SERVERIP
     *
     * Example:
     * 192.168.1.100 is exchanging goverment secrets with 192.168.1.1
     *
     */

    $isConvo = true;

    $convo = array(
        ' is exchanging goverment secrets with ',
        ' is talking about life with ',
        ' is asking for data via the information superhighway from ',
        ' is baking cookies with ',
        ' is asking for help with their homework from ',
    );

    /* Debug
     *
     * This is not recomneded for production enviroments. This will display
     * information that could be useful to an attacker. Only use this
     * if you are developing anything!
     *
     */

    $isDebug = false;

    //Be safe, check arrays
    if(empty($nav_names) or empty($nav_links)){
        $isNav = false;
    } else if(count($nav_names) !== count($nav_links)){
        $isNav = false;
    }

    if(empty($dir_names) or empty($dir_dirs)){
        $isDir = false;
    } else if (count($dir_names) !== count($dir_dirs)){
        $isDir = false;
    }

    if(empty($convo)){
        $isConvo = false;
    }
?>