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Distore is a CLI tool to use Discord as your own encrypted file storage. It can also be consumed as a library through the API.

Get Started

1) Install with npm:

npm i -g distore

2) Run distore the first time to auto-generate an encryption key & configuration file .distore/config.json in your home directory. Distore requires a Discord Webhook URL and a Deta Base collection key to work. You must update these entries in the configuration file before proceeding to the next step, or use the CLI:

distore config deta_api_key <YOUR_KEY>
distore config webhook <YOUR_URL>

3) Run distore help to get a list of commands and usage:

Usage: Distore [options] [command]

Fast, unlimited, encrypted storage on Discord

Options:
  -V, --version                            output the version number
  -h, --help                               display help for command

Commands:
  upload [options] <path> [destination]    Uploads a file to the virtual filesystem
  download [options] <path> [destination]  Downloads a file from the virtual filesystem to disk
  delete <path>                            Deletes a file in the virtual filesystem
  config <item> <value>                    Updates the configuration file
  help [command]                           display help for command

Note: Paths in the virtual filesystem must follow Unix path syntax (for eg. /Movies/Jurassic Park.mp4). This does not apply to local files, which may use the OS-specific path syntax.

Why?

Discord has no limits on file storage in a server
Bypasses 25MiB file size limit by splitting files into chunks
End-to-end encryption using 256 bit AES-GCM (Discord by default does not have E2EE)
Guarantees file integrity and no tampering
Parallely uploads/downloads chunks for maximising bandwidth

Caveats

Do not save sensitive, important files in Discord for archival, as Discord reserves the right to delete messages/servers/accounts at any time.
Do not share your configuration file with untrusted third parties; Doing so will allow them full access to your virtual filesystem.