It's a file hosting / pastebin platform.
It's mostly written in python using flask, with the front-end using Tailwind for styling.
Clone this repository using git clone https://github.com/amnexya/pasted.
Use .env.example to create your .env file, you need this for both the database and pasted under Docker, you can change these settings to your liking.
Please ensure your passwords in .env are 32+ characters long, and generated correctly, either through the provided command in .env.example, or through your own application.
You will need a database server already running before starting pasted, or be happy using an SQLite DB.
# Create your .venv and activate it
python3 -m venv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate
# Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
# Create your .env
cp .env.example .env && vim .env
# In this .env, you're expected to know what your database URI is,
# You should set this to an already installed and running server or to an sqlite file.
# For everything else, use the instructions above
# OPTIONAL: Set up a cron job for cleanup.py
crontab -e
# This will run every day at 3am.
# cleanup.py removes any files without a db entry, or db entries without a file.
0 3 * * * /path/to/cleanup.py
# Finally, start pasted
# (If you want to change host, port, or debug mode, run ./pasted --help for more info)
./pasted
In .env, uncomment the line for the key RUN_MODE, and set your other values as you see fit.
Once you have done that, check compose.yml to make sure you're happy with the settings, then run docker compose up -d to start pasted.
By default, pasted uses port 5000 under Docker, this can be changed though.
vim compose.yml
ports:
- "5000:80"
# Change that line, keep your internal port the same, but change your external port.
# "external:internal" - don't change 80 unless you really need to.
If you want to contribute to pasted, fork the repo, make your changes, then create a pull request.
If you'd like to help moderate pasted, email je@amnexya.com.
Email je@amnexya.com for assistance.
pasted.sh is FOSS, and uses the MIT license, you can see that here.