* Added VSCode settings to git repo. Now you can match yours with mine, if you want.
* Added .jsbeautifyrc for js-beautify (to be used by VSCode's Beautify extension).
* Refactored all instances of require('**/*.js') with require('**/*') wherever applicable (basically gotten rid of the .js extension).
* Refactored path in all instances of require() wherever applicable.
* Sorted instances of require() wherever applicable.
* Fixed 500 HTTP error trying to load an error page for 505 HTTP error.
* Removed special treatement of NoJS page from uploadsController.processFilesForDisplay().
* Updated version string of all static files.
* Beautified all HTML, HANDLEBARS and CSS files.
* Refactored the structure of footer links in homepage and No-JS uploader. This should now fix homepage going out-of-bound in smaller screens.
* Added CSS prefixes wherever applicable.
* Improved back-end side of No-JS uploader. This will now handle errors properly.
* No-JS uploader will now show max file size.
* No-JS uploader will now show a proper message when private mode is enabled and/or registration is disabled.
* Updated .editorconfig file to match indent styling for GitHub MD files and Nginx Conf files.
* Removed final newline from LICENSE.
* Restored indents to tabs in Nginx Conf files.
* Self-host all libs (including but not limited to Font Awesome icons). LICENSE files were properly included as well.
* Temporarily disabling error pages.
* Added "start" and "pm2" scripts. To be used with "yarn SCRIPT_NAME" or "npm run SCRIPT_NAME".
* Added container for the tables in dashboard. On narrow screens, such as phones, users will then have the ability to use horizontal scroll on the tables.
* Fixed various resource paths. This should now work properly when not being hosted in root domain (e.i. https://fiery.me/lolisafe/).
* Before checking API, the "Running in ..." button will now say "Loading..." instead.
* Added Editor Config file.
* Added ".vscode/" to .gitignore.
* Added final newline to some files.
* Added KDE Breeze Dark colors.
* Applied various ESLint autofixes. There were still plenty of non-auto-fixable issues though. I'm not sure why this project had ESLint dev dependency but still ended up with countless issues.
* ... and maybe some others.
Bobby Wibowo