yes, it's just called P as in π because I'm suck at naming things
A website where you can paste code and save it. It's basically like a pastebin clone I don't know how else I would explain it.
This is meant to run on a Cloudflare Worker and it uses Cloudflare KV to store the pasted text. The paste result will expires after 7 days to save space.
You can give the url a suffix like a filename and it will highlight them accordingly using highlight.js. Currently it only support these languages because I intend to use this for my personal needs. It's also reduces the bundle size if I don't import languages that I don't use.
- Typescript/Javascript
- HTML, XML
- CSS
- Markdown
- JSON
- PHP
- Go
- Rust
- Java
- C#
- C++
- Dart
- Python
- Dockerfile
- SQL
I also tried to apply clean architecture for this project. Might be a bit overkill, but I like it overall. Of course it wouldn't be perfect since this is the first time I tried to apply clean architecture so any feedback is more than welcome!
Please don't copy any sensitive information to this website. It's not encrypted and I can definitely see what you paste :p
If you want to develop this project, make sure you have the wrangler CLI installed. You can install it using npm or cargo by running these commands.
# npm
npm i -g wrangler
# cargo
cargo install wranglerMake sure you make a file called wrangler.toml based on the example file in this repo and fill the appropriate values. Refer to the Cloudflare KV Namespace Documentation for more information about how to set up the namespace.
Then you can run the following command to start the dev server.
wrangler dev src/index.tsThis project is built using esbuild and tested using vitest.
You can deploy this project to your own instance of Cloudflare Worker using the following command in the project root directory. Make sure you filled the wrangler.toml file with the appropriate values.
wrangler publishIf you don't like the defaults such as supported languages, the highlighter, where the pasted text is stored, you can of course adjust them to your likings.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.