paste

Simple Node.js pastebin built with Koa, MongoDB, Pug, Bootstrap and Prism.js.

Try it out at paste.fyi

Features

• Full syntax highlighting via Prism.js
• Automatic and configurable paste expiry
• Full support for CLI requests with curl, Wget etc
• CTRL+Enter hotkey for quick paste submission
• Short and readable URLs via nanoid, e.g. /qNGDwRyx
• Textarea grows to fit content via autosize.js
• Runs fully containerized with Docker

CLI Usage

# Simple paste
$ echo 'Hello World' | curl -F 'paste=<-' paste.fyi
http://paste.fyi/qNGDwRyx

# Either form, multipart or raw text data is accepted
$ curl -F 'paste=Sent as form data' https://paste.fyi
$ curl -d 'paste=Sent as multipart data' https://paste.fyi
$ curl -H "Content-Type: text/plain" -d 'Sent as raw text' https://paste.fyi

# Wget or any other tool is fine too
$ wget --post-data 'paste=Hello from Wget' -qO- https://paste.fyi

# Upload a file
$ curl -F 'paste=@path/to/file.txt' https://paste.fyi

# Specify the expiry time in seconds
$ curl -F 'paste=2 minutes' -F 'expire=120' https://paste.fyi
$ curl -F 'paste=2 minutes' https://paste.fyi/?expire=120

# Specify the syntax to highlight
$ git diff README.md | curl -F 'paste=<-' https://paste.fyi/?diff
$ curl -F 'paste=@path/to/file.diff' -F 'highlight=diff' https://paste.fyi

# Redirect to content
$ curl -F 'paste=My paste' https://paste.fyi/?redirect
My paste

# Combined options
$ curl -F 'paste=My paste' -F 'expire=60' -F 'highlight=shell' https://paste.fyi
$ curl -F 'paste=My paste' 'https://paste.fyi/?expire=120&shell'

Development

1. Clone this repo:

git clone https://github.com/JoeBiellik/paste.git && cd paste

2. Install dependencies:

docker-compose run -e NODE_ENV= --rm --no-deps app npm install

3. Start the app and watch for changes:

docker-compose run -e NODE_ENV= --rm --service-ports app npm run watch

Deployment

1. Follow the first two development steps.

2. Configure config/docker.json with any custom setting overrides

3. Configure docker-compose.yml with Docker options and ports to use

4. Start the production database and Node.js server:

docker-compose up