# Short - simple go url shortener [![License](https://img.shields.io/badge/license-MIT-green.svg)](https://git.thebarrens.nu/wolvie/short/blob/master/LICENSE) Short is a very simple url shortener build in golang using gorilla/mux for url routing and go-cache for storring URLs, the main focus is speed, not data is persisted, but can be dumped and restored. ## Syntax is ```shell Usage of short: -addr string Address to listen for connections (default "localhost") -domain string Domain to write to the URLs (default "localhost") -dump string Path to the file to dump the kv db (default "urls.json") -path string Path to the base URL (https://localhost/PATH/... remember to append a / at the end -port string Port to listen for connections (default "8080") -proto string proto to the base URL (HTTPS://localhost/path/... no real https here just to set the url (for like a proxy offloading https (default "https") -urlsize int Define the size of the shortened String, default 10 (default 10) -v prints current version ``` Includes a Dockerfile to for a standalone docker image. To shorten a URL just post on /, you will get a reply with the shortened URL ```shell curl -X POST -d "url=http://google.com" http://localhost:8080/ [...] URL shortened at: https://localhost:8080/9mbIcOwsVP [...] ``` URLs missing a Scheme (http[s]://) will be defaulted to https ## Dump/Restore endpoints URLs for mapping data can be checked, listed, dumped and restored in the given endpoints (you might want (and you should) restrict access to this e.g. reverse proxy): Show the number of mapped urls ```shell $ curl http://localhost:8080/v1/count X ``` Dumps the mapped url to json ```shell $ curl http://localhost:8080/v1/dump [...] #json of mapped urls ``` Dump the mapped url to `-dump` file (defaults to ./urls.json) ```shell curl http://localhost:8080/v1/dumpToFile ``` Load url mappings from `-dump` file to in memory db ```shell curl http://localhost:8080/v1/fromFile ``` Load url mappings from POST data (Assuming json data on save.json file) ```shell curl -X POST http://localhost:8080/v1/fromPost \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ --data $(cat save.json ) ``` ## HTML templates A simple collection of html templates are put on `templates` folder, the templates I've used are based on [@jspark721]( https://github.com/jspark721 ) "UI 404 PAGE" on [freefrontend](https://codepen.io/juliepark/pen/erOoeZ)