paste
Minimalist self-hosted pastebin written in Go
paste is a minimalist, self-hosted pastebin service written in Go that stores text snippets and returns short URLs. It is designed to be tiny, dependency-free, and easy to run from a single binary.
Key features
- Single static binary
- Filesystem-based storage
- Short URL generation
- Simple HTTP API
Pros & cons
Strengths
- Extremely lightweight
- Trivial to deploy
Trade-offs
- Very minimal feature set
- No syntax highlighting UI
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