Awesome
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"The PocketBase of CDNs" - Me
A fast and easy-to-use CDN, built with Go.
Utilizing an SQLite database with GORM and the Gin web framework. UI built with Vite + React and wouter.
How to use
See our documentation at kevinanielsen.github.io/go-fast-cdn/
Development
Clone the Repository
git clone git@github.com:kevinanielsen/go-fast-cdn
or git clone https://github.com:kevinanielsen/go-fast-cdn
Add env variables
This project uses dotenv and I recommend that you do the same. <br>
Read more about the usage on their page. <br><br>
If you do not wish to use this, you can just rename .example.env to .env and fill in the fields.
Building the binary
- Run
make prep - Run
make clean - Run
make test - Run
make build
Your binary should now be tested, built, and you can run it with bin/go-fast-cdn-linux or bin/go-fast-cdn-windows or bin/go-fast-cdn-darwin
Quick start with Docker
git clone git@github.com:kevinanielsen/go-fast-cdn
or git clone https://github.com:kevinanielsen/go-fast-cdn
docker-compose up -d