Moepictures is an image board site for cute anime art, organized by tags.
Moepictures's tags use the dash ("-") as the delimeter, but the search can guess what tags you are looking for even if you use spaces.
Moepictures supports multiple images per post, which is great for comics and posts with lots of variations. We also have parent/child relationships for third-party posts.
You can apply image filters such as brightness, contrast, and hue in realtime. There is also a very fun pixelate filter that can make everything look like a pixel game. When playing audio, the pixelate filter will work as a bitcrusher.
Moepictures uses custom gif/video/music/3d players, so you can do many things that aren't normally possible like pausing/seeking gifs, reverse playback, and modification of playback speed.
Video Player:
The video player has some additional controls for volume and pitch preservement. The 3d model player has controls for wireframe, matcap, shapekeys, and lighting. The music player can playback audio in reverse.
As often images might contain japanese text, adding and viewing translations is also supported!
First install Node.js >v20 and PostgreSQL >v16 which will run the server and database.
https://nodejs.org/en/ https://www.postgresql.org
Clone the project:
git clone https://github.com/Moebits/Moepictures.moe.git
Rename the file .env.example to .env and put in your credentials. COOKIE_SECRET should be any string of random characters. EMAIL_ADDRESS and EMAIL_PASSWORD is the email address used to send people email verification emails, password resets, etc.
To add files locally create folders "moepictures" and "moepictures-unverified" and add the path to MOEPICTURES_LOCAL and MOEPICTURES_LOCAL_UNVERIFIED, each containing the following subfolders:
["animation", "artist", "character", "comic", "image", "pfp", "series", "tag", "video", "audio", "model"]
The site runs on port 8082 by default but it can be configured by changing PORT.
Install all of the dependencies for this project by running npm install.
Start the project by running the server npm start.
That's pretty much it. Following our license (CC BY-NC 4.0) you may not commercialize self-hosted instances.