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README.md

shortr

Blazingly fast url shortener, written in go

Instaallation

The first step is cloning this repo:

git clone https://github.com/4rkal/shortr && cd shortr

Edit the docker-compose.yml and set a base url:

command: ["/shortr", "--url", "YOUR_URL"]

Change the YOUR_URL, to the url where your app served from (eg app.4rkal.com)

Now you can run the application via docker.

Using docker

Assuming that you have docker compose installed simply run

docker compose up

Now the application should be available by vissiting localhost:8080