copy env.sample .env
, values are ready for local development.npm install --force
, to install all needed dependencies. Use NPM. Do not use yarn.docker compose up
to spin up the database and redis services.npm run dev
to start the server.
This repository holds the helm chart's custom values we used to deploy self-managed Kutt on Kubernetes.
Also, we are using Terraform to provision a CloudSQL instance for the Kutt database.
At 1Password look for "Terraform Service Account for Kave Tech Services", copy and paste it at the terrafom/kutt/
folder. Name it service-account.json
.
Once it is done, cd
to the terrafom/kutt/
folder and perform a terraform init
.
terraform apply
Wait until terraform finish.
Go to GCP on secret manager, view the secret named url_shortener_password and copy the database password to vault k8s/kv/kave-tech-services/url-shortener -> DATABASE_PASSWORD key.
Go to SQL instances and get the private ip of kutt-url-shortener instance and copy on helm/custom-values.yaml
externalPostgresql:
auth:
hostname: <Private IP here>
Kutt has been deployed in k8s Kave Tech Services' services-prod
cluster using the official Helm Chart under the url-shortener
namespace.
If it's first time: See how to use ssl cert -> Use Google-managed SSL Cert
cd helm/url-shortener
to install:
helm install url-shortener . --namespace url-shortener --values custom-values.yaml --create-namespace
to update:
helm upgrade url-shortener . --namespace url-shortener --values custom-values.yaml
to uninstall:
helm uninstall url-shortener --namespace url-shortener
First wait until the Google managed cert has been created and ACTIVE. When the cert is ACTIVE, you can go to https://kave.to
-
Push the branch and make a PR.
-
Run the github action "Deploy new image version" using your branch or if you merged the PR first, using develop branch.
-
The github action will build and push the image and run a helm upgrade with the new image.
NOTE: The upgrade only changes the image tag, if you want to apply other changes on custom-values run helm upgrade manually.
To run manually: Go to github and ensure that the image number it's equals on github and on custom-values.yaml and change on custom-values the last tag manually.
Kutt is a modern URL shortener with support for custom domains. Shorten URLs, manage your links and view the click rate statistics.
Contributions and bug reports are welcome.
- How to run locally (Kave Version):
- How to deploy to production (Kave Version):
- Original Readme:
- Kutt.it
- Free and open source.
- Custom domain support.
- Custom URLs for shortened links
- Set password for links.
- Set description for links.
- Expiration time for links.
- Private statistics for shortened URLs.
- View, edit, delete and manage your links.
- Admin account to view, delete and ban links.
- Ability to disable registration and anonymous link creation for private use.
- RESTful API.
- Node (Web server)
- Express (Web server framework)
- Passport (Authentication)
- React (UI library)
- Next (Universal/server-side rendered React)
- Easy Peasy (State management)
- styled-components (CSS styling solution library)
- Recharts (Chart library)
- PostgreSQL (database)
- Redis (Cache layer)
You need to have Node.js, PostgreSQL and Redis installed.
- Clone this repository or download the latest zip.
- Copy
.example.env
to.env
and fill it properly (see below). - Install dependencies:
npm install
. - Run for development:
npm run dev
. - Run for production:
npm run build
thennpm start
.
- Download the
docker-compose.yml
and the.docker.env
files. - Rename
.docker.env
to.env
and fill it properly (see below). - To execute Kutt you simply have to run
docker-compose up -d
command and then the app should be ready on port "3000".
The docker-compose.yml
uses the official kutt docker image available on Docker Hub.
For the minimal configuration the following settings have to be changed in the .env
-file:
- DEFAULT_DOMAIN: The domain of your kutt instance
- DB_: The DB credentials (when you use docker-compose you can skip these)
- ADMIN_EMAILS: A comma-separated list of the administrator-accounts
- RECAPTCHA_: Enter your credentials to use reCaptchas or delete this setting if you don't want to use it
- MAIL_: Enter the SMTP-server's credentials (The experience shows SSL works better than STARTTLS; The mail config is required to easily create accounts, see this comment how it can be done manually)
- REPORT_EMAIL: Kutt offers a form to report malicious links which are sent to this mail-address
Download Kutt's extension for web browsers via below links. You can also find the source code on kutt-extension.
Visit API v2 documentation on docs.kutt.it
You can use Kutt as your default URL shortener in ShareX. If you host your custom instance of Kutt, refer to ShareX wiki on how to setup.
Download Kutt's official workflow for Alfred app from alfred-kutt repository.
Language | Link | Description |
---|---|---|
C# (.NET) | KuttSharp | .NET package for Kutt.it url shortener |
C# (.NET) | Kutt.NET | ✂️🔗 C# API Wrapper for Kutt |
Python | kutt-cli | Command-line client for Kutt written in Python |
Ruby | kutt.rb | Kutt library written in Ruby |
Rust | urlshortener | URL shortener library written in Rust |
Rust | kutt-rs | Command line tool written in Rust |
Node.js | node-kutt | Node.js client for Kutt.it url shortener |
JavaScript | kutt-vscode | Visual Studio Code extension for Kutt |
Java | kutt-desktop | A Cross platform Java desktop application for Kutt |
Go | kutt-go | Go client for Kutt.it url shortener |
BASH | GitHub Gist | Simple BASH function to access the API |
BASH | url-shortener | Simple BASH script with GUI |
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Pull requests are welcome. You'll probably find lots of improvements to be made.
Open issues for feedback, requesting features, reporting bugs or discussing ideas.