tinyr is a (extremely hacked-together) barebones URL shortener that allows
users to create, delete, and follow short links.
It can use four storage backends:
- In-memory (ephemeral)
- Local files (using Pebble)
- MySQL
- Cassandra (and Cassandra-like databases, like scylla, etc.)
User authentication (used for url ownership) is via OIDC (tested with Keycloak and Google).
A command line interface is in cli/, the main service is in service/,
helm/ contains a helm chart, and tf/ contains a terraform config for
bringing up on GCP.
To run locally, I use Keycloak as an OIDC provider (there's a TODO to add a fake).
> go run ./service/app [flags]
or
> docker run --rm -p 8080:8080 --name tinyr_svc \
-e TINYR_ENV_VAR2='my_value' \
-e TINYR_ENV_VAR1='my_value' \
tinyr:latest