What is oneindexmoe?

OneIndex-mod lets you turn a OneDrive folder into a public file-sharing website. Instead of sending people individual download links, you can share a web address that displays your OneDrive files in a browsable directory. Visitors see a clean listing of your files and can download them directly. The key benefit is that none of your files are copied to a separate server, they stay in OneDrive, and downloads flow straight from OneDrive to the person requesting them, so you don't pay for extra storage or bandwidth. The project is a customized version of an existing tool called OneIndex. What sets this version apart is a cuter default visual theme, a navigation bar you can customize, and support for background images. It also handles some maintenance automatically: it refreshes its connection to OneDrive every ten minutes on its own, so you don't have to set up scheduled tasks manually. You can add special files directly inside your OneDrive folders to control behavior, for example, a README file adds notes at the bottom of a folder's page, a password file locks a folder behind a passcode, and an HTML file lets a folder display a custom webpage instead of a file list. This would appeal to anyone who shares files publicly and already uses OneDrive. For example, a teacher could organize worksheets for students, a small team could distribute resources to clients, or a hobbyist could share a collection of digital assets. If you have a large OneDrive account, it becomes a lightweight way to run a download site without paying for separate web hosting or file storage. The project is built in PHP and designed to be deployed through Docker, which is a tool that packages an application so it runs consistently across different servers. The setup process is straightforward: after installing Docker, a single command gets the application running. The README notes that a OneDrive account is required, and points to a demo site if you want to see the result before trying it yourself.