Web File Manager

You need to first create a json file named wfmusers.json, with the following content: [ { "User": "guest", "Salt": "pepper", "Hash": "26a11be1e48c09db5cffe9200fe610c1eb1d8e1eb39f04e35a7890262253e5eb", "RW": true } ] After opening the installed application, you need to first go to the Lazy Cat Network Disk-Application Data-Web File Manager, delete the wfmusers.json folder, and then upload wfmusers.json before opening the application. Open the application again. The login account password is guest/guest. You can directly create a new folder. The data is saved in the lazy cat network disk-application data-web file manager-wimdata folder. See the attached figure. ·Support multi-user and rights management to ensure data security ·You can upload, download, delete, move, and rename files online ·Support new directories, files and quick links ·Built-in text editor, supports editing configuration, Markdown and other text files directly in the browser ·No need to install additional dependencies and run independently without Apache/Nginx/PHP ·Support HTTP Basic Auth authentication and customize password files ·Automatically generate SSL/TLS certificates to support secure access ·Compatible with modern and old browsers, simple and intuitive interface ·Files and data are stored persistently and are not lost after restarting ·Customize the mounting directory to flexibly adapt to multiple scenarios