Simple URL Shortener hobby kit.
The easiest way to use it is with the built-in memory adapter.
# app.rb
require 'guillotine'
module MyApp
class App < Guillotine::App
set :db => Guillotine::Adapters::MemoryAdapter.new
get '/' do
redirect 'https://homepage.com'
end
end
end
# config.ru
require "rubygems"
require File.expand_path("../app.rb", __FILE__)
run MyApp::App
Once it's running, add URLs with a simple POST.
curl http://localhost:4567 -i \
-F "url=http://techno-weenie.net"
You can specify your own code too:
curl http://localhost:4567 -i \
-F "url=http://techno-weenie.net" \
-F "code=abc"
The memory adapter sucks though. You probably want to use a DB.
require 'guillotine'
require 'sequel'
module MyApp
class App < Guillotine::App
set :db => Guillotine::Adapters::SequelAdapter.new(Sequel.sqlite)
end
end
If you need to scale out your url shortening services across the cloud, you can use Riak!
require 'guillotine'
require 'riak/client'
module MyApp
class App < Guillotine::App
client = Riak::Client.new :protocol => 'pbc', :pb_port => 8087
bucket = client['guillotine']
set :db => Guillotine::Adapters::RiakAdapter.new(bucket)
end
end
You can restrict what domains that Guillotine will shorten.
require 'guillotine'
module MyApp
class App < Guillotine::App
# only this domain
set :required_host, 'github.com'
# or, any *.github.com domain
set :required_host, /(^|\.)github\.com$/
end
end
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