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Documentation

Our documentation covers everything you need to know about HyprUpld, from installation to advanced configuration.

Installation Guide

Step-by-step instructions for installing HyprUpld on different operating systems.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find quick answers to common questions about HyprUpld.

How do I install HyprUpld on my system?

HyprUpld can be installed using the one-line installation command for your operating system. Visit our installation guide for detailed instructions.

For most Linux systems, you can use:

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PhoenixAceVFX/hyprupld/main/install.sh)"
What services does HyprUpld support?

HyprUpld supports various upload services including Imgur, PixelVault, and self-hosted solutions like Zipline and xBackBone. You can find the complete list and configuration details on our services page.

How do I configure a custom upload service?

To configure a custom upload service, you'll need to edit the configuration file. Run hyprupld --config to open the configuration file in your default text editor. Add your service configuration in the services section. See our configuration guide for examples.

How do I update HyprUpld to the latest version?

You can update HyprUpld by running the following command:

hyprupld --update

This will download and install the latest version while preserving your configuration.

Where can I find the logs for troubleshooting?

HyprUpld logs are stored in ~/.local/share/hyprupld/logs/ on Linux/macOS. You can view the logs in real-time using:

tail -f ~/.local/share/hyprupld/logs/hyprupld.log

For more detailed logging, run HyprUpld with the --debug flag.