Hestia

Hestia stands out as a user-friendly and readily deployable pastebin application. Its versatility lies in its ability to store data in raw binary format, making it adaptable to various use cases.

Key Features

• Easy Deployment: Hestia can be quickly deployed on various platforms with minimal configuration, making it ideal for both personal and enterprise use.
• Versatile Storage: Unlike most pastebin applications that store data in plain text format, Hestia utilizes raw binary storage, enhancing security and enabling support for a wide range of file types.
• Customizable Settings: Users can tailor Hestia to their specific needs through customizable settings, including theme and storage options.
• Performance: Hestia is optimized for efficient performance, ensuring rapid response times even under heavy loads. Its streamlined architecture minimizes resource usage and maximizes throughput, providing a smooth user experience.
• Scalability: Hestia is designed to scale effortlessly, allowing it to accommodate growing usage demands without sacrificing performance or reliability.
• Intuitive Interface: The intuitive user interface of Hestia ensures a seamless experience for both creators and consumers of pastes, facilitating easy sharing and retrieval of information.
• API Support: Hestia offers comprehensive API support, enabling seamless integration with existing workflows and applications.

Demo

Out of the box, you can clone this repository and run the code. This will provide a working demo.

Requirements

• Rust
• NodeJS
• OpenSSL dev lib (for example libssl-dev on Debian or openssl on Arch)
• Ports 3000 and 5173 should be unused.
  You can check this with a commmand like sudo lsof -i:3000 -i:5173

Running demo

Out of the box Hestia is configured to use a naive memory implementation. In order to start a minimal working instance of Hestia, you just have to start everything with it's default config.

Assuming you've set the working directory to the cloned repository:

In one window

$ cd server
$ cargo run --release # Run the server

In another window

$ cd client
$ npm i               # install dependencies
$ npm run dev         # Run the client

You should now be able to see the Pastebin running at http://localhost:5173.
This will save bins in memory, but otherwise function as normal.

Installation

To install Hestia, follow the instructions provided in the Installation Guide.

Configuration

To configure Hestia, follow the instructions provided in the Configuration Guide.