A simple Bun webserver for creating and utilizing url redirects with a PicoCSS driven web front end. Best if used with a short domain name!
If you are looking for Shortlinks CLI |
Step One: Install Bun
# NOTE: Not required for deployment via Docker.
curl -fsSL https://bun.sh/install | bash
SHORTLINKS_PORT=7000 # Server will run on this port
bun i # Installs node modules
bun run host # Hosts shortlinks server
# To reset:
bun run clean # Deletes links.db
docker build -t shortlinks .
docker run --name shortlinks -p <DESIRED_PORT>:80 -d shortlinks
or
# edit shortlinks.service.template, replacing all <TOKENS> (ctrl-f < works well)
sudo mv shortlinks.service.template /usr/lib/systemd/system/shortlinks.service
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo systemctl enable shortlinks
sudo systemctl start shortlinks
❗ To find the absolute path to Bun, run: which bun
Note on that variable. By default, Bun installs to a directory in the user's
home directory, and not on the default $PATH
. For this reason we cannot just
run bun
through systemd (as it would not be on $PATH
and would therefore
not be found). You could alternatively modify this to be bash "bun run host"
which would load in the users .bashrc
and add bun to the $PATH
.
"method": "POST",
"body": {
"link": "{Link to be directed to}",
"requestedCode": "{OPTIONAL: Path you would like to direct to the link}"
}
- 200:
"{Shortlink code (text after '/')}"
- 400:
"Missing Destination Link" || "Error Parsing JSON"
- 409:
"Request for specific path denied"
Bun is a fast all-in-one JavaScript runtime.
Pico CSS is a Minimal CSS Framework for Semantic HTML.