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README.md
paste
Simple Node.js pastebin built with Koa, MongoDB, Jade, Bootstrap and Prism.js.
Try it out at paste.fyi
Features
- Clean code thanks to ES7 async/await and Koa
- Full syntax highlighting via Prism.js
- CTRL+Enter hotkey for quick paste submission
- Short URLs via shortid, e.g.
NyQO9puMe
- Full support for CLI requests with curl etc
- Textarea grows to fit content via autosize.js
- Automatic and configurable paste expiry
- Runs fully containerized with Docker and Vagrant
- Simple and responsive UI built with Bootstrap
Usage
# Simple paste
$ echo 'Hello World' | curl -F 'paste=<-' http://paste.fyi
http://paste.fyi/N15FNVqfg
# wget or any other tool is fine too:
$ wget --post-data 'paste=Hello from wget' -qO- http://paste.fyi
# Either form or multipart data is accepted:
$ curl -d 'paste=Sent as multipart' http://paste.fyi
# Specify the syntax to highlight:
$ git diff README.md | curl -F 'paste=<-' -F 'highlight=diff' http://paste.fyi
Development
- Clone this repo:
git clone https://github.com/JoeBiellik/paste.git && cd paste
- Start the virtual machine and connect:
vagrant up
vagrant ssh
- Install dependencies:
npm install
- Start MongoDB:
docker-compose up -d db
- Start app and watch for changes:
npm run watch
Deployment
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Configure
config/docker.json
with any custom settings -
Start the production database and Node.js server:
docker-compose up