F.R.I.T.E: Fast, Reliable lInk Transformation Engine
FRITE aims to make it possible to create simple link shortcuts using a regular text file.
This software is available as a simple binary and does not require any PHP or NodeJS engine.
Get the latest binary or package for platform.
There is currently no support for GPG signing on the repository. However, the repository connexion is encrpyted using https (you might need to install apt-transport-https on your machine).
/etc/apt/sources.list.d/enpls.list
deb [trusted=yes] https://repos.enpls.org/apt/ /
/etc/yum.repos.d/enpls.repo
[enpls]
name=Github.com/outout14 yum repository
baseurl=https://repos.enpls.org/yum/
enabled=1
gpgcheck=0
By default, in packaged FRITE distributions, the systemd service will use /etc/frite/links.txt as the links file.
demo https://example.com
<short url> <destination url>
You can separate links from shortcuts with tabs or spaces.
(Do not forget to put the protocol (eg : https:// before the destination URL)
There is no config file for FRITE, everything has to be configured using CLI arguments.
Configuration of FRITE can be given using frite -h
Output of frite -h:
Usage of ./frite:
-debug
Enable debug logs
-http-dir string
If proxied in subfolder (default "/")
-http-host string
HTTP Listen IP (default "127.0.0.1")
-http-port int
HTTP Listen port (default 8080)
-links string
Path to the links file (default "links.txt")
-test
Test links file for syntax
FRITE will automaticly add a trailing slash to your -http-dir path.
This software is available under the MIT license