Would love a few API endpoints to upload/delete/etc. to/from the project’s assets folder/the Glitch CDN so project generated/uploaded files aren’t limited to the container’s space.
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I have no more votes, but I would love to have something like this.
I just hope this would not be abused, maybe you would need to have a verified phone and email on the account to access this?
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Yeah. Don’t let anonymous users use it. I think that they should stop the ability to make projects as an anonymous user all together. Just make them login
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Yeah, that would be a good idea.
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It’s just annoying if you accidently press remix and it makes a project. I would also love if they made you confirm whenever you make a new project, whether it’s a remix or just making one as I have so many remixed app that I don’t need. Also the ability to make a blank project with nothing added, so you can make it yourself. There’s so many trivial inconveniences and things I want added 
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Or when you are not logged in and a new project is made 
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In fact, these are really good examples of trivial inconveniences!
Trivial inconveniences are inconveniences that take few resources to counteract but have a disproportionate impact on people deciding whether to take a course of action.
Related info - there is a way to read a project’s asset info (like asset name, file type, size, etc) by taking advantage of the .glitch-assets file.
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But sadly not add.
It’s a JSON file, and it could work two ways. What I mean is, if uploading an asset updates the .glitch-assets file, then editing that file could also update the assets in a project.
I think the JSON file has the links to the files on the CDN, not sure how you could upload files via the JSON file.
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maybe i would vote for this, including an API key for approved developers.
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If the editor can do it, then your app should be able to do it.
It do seems to be complicated though.