ShareX for Linux config

config.json

{
    # Here you can add multiple image uploaders
    # They go in the format as shown below
    # Btw I added a 'comment'
    "apis":
    [
        # As JSON requires us to create a new 'object' each API
        {
            # A name is just a name for the GUI, all it should do
            # is tell you where it will upload.
            "name": "zack bb",
            
            # What does the API serve?
            "type": "image",
            
            # The URL should point to the location where
            # the API normally uploads. This is without any
            # GET parameters
            "url": "http://zackpollard.com/imageapi/",
            
            # The method stands for the HTTP method,
            # basically GET, POST, PUT, etc.
            "method": "POST",
            
            # The file is the POST index for the file
            # In HTML, this is the 'name' attribute:
            # <input type="file" name="This is the 'file' value"/>
            "file": "",
            
            # The response type as expected
            # (Do we need this?)
            "response-type": "",
            
            # This allows you to filter out the URL from
            # the response. Do note: it's using regular expressions :P
            "response-filter":
            [
                # Each regular expression will be chained
                # in the same order as shown here for
                # effective use. If one doesn't match, it's ignored.
                #
                # Also makes them more readable and easier
                # to fix in case of issues :3
                "{\"key\":\"(.*?)\"}",
                "{\"url\":\"(.*?)\"}"
            ],
            
            # If your response is a simple key
            # you might require to prefix or suffix
            # you can do that with the next two entries
            "response-prefix": "what should be in front of the response",
            "response-suffix": "what should be after of the response",
            
            # If you need some more headers
            "optional-headers":
            {
                "opt": "value"
            },
            
            # If you need to supply extra parameters
            "optional-parameters":
            {
                "key": "value"
            }
        }
    ]
}