Quasar Smartphone

Host Quasar Smartphone photos, videos and voice notes on BasiX through the upload function in web/build/custom-upload.js.

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1.Create a key
Create an upload-scoped key in your client area. Upload-scoped keys work on every plan, including the free one, and cannot delete anything — which is what you want in a file that ends up in a resource folder.
2.Leave the built-in providers empty
Media upload settings live in `qs-smartphone/server/webhooks.lua`. The built-in options there are `_G.fivemanage` (a `token`) and `_G.fivemesh` (an `apiKey`, which takes precedence when filled in).
3.Point the custom upload function at BasiX
Quasar’s documentation says that to upload to your own server you edit the upload function in `qs-smartphone/web/build/custom-upload.js`, and that it must return the public URL of the uploaded file. Post the file there to the BasiX endpoint and return the `url` field of the answer.
http
```
POST https://upload.basix.media/api/v3/file
Authorization: YOUR_BASIX_KEY

→ { "success": true, "url": "https://cdn.basix.media/…", "data": { "url": "…" } }
```

Worth knowing

`web/build/` is the phone’s interface, which runs on the player’s game client: a key written there can be read by players. Use an upload-scoped key, which cannot delete anything.
The same file holds the Discord webhooks for Pictagram, Chirpy, Beatzy, Findly and News. Leave an app’s URL empty to use the global one.
Source: https://www.quasar-store.com/docs/smartphone/installation (Media Uploads).

Configuration last checked against the upstream project on 2026-10-27.

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