pasted is a server to receive and store data passed over a socket connection, similar to https://termbin.com.

Note: This project is under active development and will likely break at some point

Usage

To use pasted, you can pipe data to it over a socket connection. For example, to paste the contents of a file:

cat file.txt | nc pasted.example.com 9999

pasted will respond with a URL where the data can be accessed.

Installation

To install pasted, you can use the provided compose.yaml file. This will start up pasted using sqlite as the backend.:

docker compose up -d

To run it locally, you can use the following command:

go run main.go --config test.yaml

Supported Backends

pasted supports the following backends for storing files:

• file: Stores files on disk (default).
• memory: Stores files in memory. Useful for testing.
• pgx: Stores files in a PostgreSQL database.
• redis: Stores files in a Redis database.
• sqlite: Stores files in a SQLite database.
• s3: Stores files in an S3 bucket.

TODO

• azure: Stores files in an Azure Blob Storage container.
• gcs: Stores files in a Google Cloud Storage bucket.
• (s)ftp: Stores files on an FTP or SFTP server.
• smb: Stores files on an SMB share.
• nfsv4: Stores files on an NFSv4 share.
• ipfs: Stores files on IPFS.

Transforms

pasted supports the following transforms for modifying data before storing it:

• aes: Encrypts data using AES-256-GCM.
• gzip: Compresses data using Gzip.
• base64: Encodes data using Base64.

Contributing

To contribute to pasted, please fork the repository and submit a pull request. You can also submit issues or feature requests.

License

pasted is licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE for more information.