lukewhrit / spacebin

πŸ”­ spacebin: text sharing for the final frontier

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spacebin - hastebin fork focused on stability and maintainability

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Spacebin is a modern Pastebin server implemented in Go and maintained by Luke Whritenour. It is capable of serving notes, novels, code, or any other form of text! Spacebin was designed to be fast and reliable, avoiding the problems of many current pastebin servers. Spacebin features JavaScript-based text highlighting, but works completely fine with JS disabled. Besides text highlighting, we have many more features in the works. It is entirely self-hostable, and available in a Docker image.

Pastebins are a type of online content storage service where users can store plain text document, e.g. program source code. For more information and the history of Pastebin see Wikipedia's article on them.

Features:

  • 99% self-contained: only requires Postgres to run.
  • Raw text and file uploading
  • Phrase and random string identifiers.
  • Custom documents that are always available.
  • Configurable ratelimiting, expiration, compression, etc.
  • Modern, JavaScript-free user interface
  • Syntax highlighting for all the most popular languages and Raw text mode
  • Password-protected encrypted pastes
  • SQLite Support
  • Paste collections
  • Reader view mode (Markdown is formatted and word wrapping is enabled)
  • QR Codes
  • Image uploading

[!TIP] > Try our public online version at https://spaceb.in!

Table of Contents

Documentation

Self-hosting

Using Docker

# Pull and run docker image on port 80
$ sudo docker pull spacebinorg/spirit
$ sudo docker run -d -p 80:9000 spacebinorg/spirit

Manually

[!IMPORTANT] > Requires: Git, Go 1.22.4, GNU Makefile, and a PostgreSQL server.

# Clone the Github repository
$ git clone https://github.com/lukewhrit/spacebin.git
$ cd spacebin

# Build the binary
$ make spirit

# Start Spacebin
$ SPIRIT_CONNECTION_URI="<your PostgreSQL instance URI>" ./bin/spirit

# Success! Spacebin is now available at port 9000 on your machine.

Environment Variables

Variable Name Type Default Description
SPIRIT_HOST String 0.0.0.0 Host address to listen on
SPIRIT_PORT Int 9000 HTTP port to listen on
SPIRIT_RATELIMITER String 200x5 Requests allowed per second before the user is ratelimited
SPIRIT_CONNECTION_URI String Required PostgreSQL Database URI String
SPIRIT_HEADLESS Bool False Enables/disables the web interface
SPIRIT_ANALYTICS String "" <script> tag for analytics (leave blank to disable)
SPIRIT_ID_LENGTH Int 8 Length for document IDs
SPIRIT_ID_TYPE "key" or "phrase" key Format of IDs: key is a random string of letters and phrase is a combination of words
SPIRIT_MAX_SIZE Int 400000 Max allowed size of a document in bytes
SPIRIT_EXPIRATION_AGE Int64 720 Amount of time to expire documents after
SPIRIT_DOCUMENTS []String [] List of any custom documents to serve

Warning

Environment variables for Spacebin are prefixed with SPIRIT_. They will be updated to SPACEBIN_ in the next major version.

Usage

On the Web

To use Spacebin on the web, our team provides a web app. You can access the web app at spaceb.in. You must use https://spaceb.in/api to access the API routes.

A version of spacebin that is built directly from the develop branch is also available at **staging.spaceb.in

CLI

Since Spirit supports multipart/form-data uploads, it's extremely easy to use on the command line via curl. The scripts also use jq so that you can get a machine-readable version of the document's ID, instead of a lengthy JSON object.

To upload a string of text:

curl -v -F content="Hello, world!" https://spaceb.in/ | jq payload.id

To upload from a file:

curl -v -F content=@helloworld.txt https://spaceb.in/ | jq payload.id

API

There are three primary API routes to: create a document, fetch a documents text content in JSON format, and fetch a documents plain text content.

  • /api/: Create Document
    • Accepts JSON and multipart/form-data
    • For both formats, include document content in a content field
    • Only accepts POST requests
    • Instances are able to specify a maximum document length.
      • spaceb.in uses a 4MB maximum size.
    • Successful requests return a JSON body with the following format:
{
    "error": "",
    "payload": {
        "id": "WfwKGJfs",
        "content": "hello",
        "created_at": "2023-08-06T00:01:33.143532-04:00",
        "updated_at": "2023-08-06T00:01:33.143532-04:00"
    }
}
  • /api/{document}: Fetch Document
    • {document} = Document ID
    • Document ID lengths vary between instances. For spaceb.in, they will be exactly 8 characters.
    • Upon successful request, returns a JSON body with the following format:
{
    "error": "",
    "payload": {
        "id": "WfwKGJfs",
        "content": "hello",
        "created_at": "2023-08-06T00:01:33.143532-04:00",
        "updated_at": "2023-08-06T00:01:33.143532-04:00"
    }
}
  • /api/{document}/raw: Fetch Document - Raw
    • {document} = Document ID
    • Document ID lengths vary between instances. For spaceb.in, they will be exactly 8 characters
    • Returns a plain/text file containing the content of the document.

Tip

There are two additional non-API routes that are documented: /ping: returns a 200 OK if the service is online, and /config: returns a JSON body with the instances configuration settings.

Credits

Spacebin is a project designed and maintained by Luke Whritenour. Spacebin started out as a fork of hastebin. Although it no longer contains any code from the original, we'd like to acknowledge our roots regardless.

Spacebin itself is built using Go and various libraries (i.e. Chi, pq, Ozzo Validation, Cron, env).

A full list of code contributors is available on Github. We'd also like to thank @jackdorland for designing our logo/brand.

Vulnerabilities

The Spacebin team takes security very seriously. If you detect a vulnerability please contact us via email (hello@spaceb.in) or create a vulnerability report via Github. We request that you hold of on publishing any vulnerabilities until after they've been patched, or at least 60 days have passed since you reported it.

License

Spacebin is licensed under the Apache 2.0 license. A copy of this license can be found within the LICENSE file.

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