not-th.re

!3 (spoken not three, derived from the leet speak word not3) is a simple paste sharing platform similar to other solutions like hastebin or pastebin.

!3 is focused on simplicity, security by client side encryption and usage of the monaco editor.

Features

• Simple paste sharing
• Client side encryption
• Monaco editor
• Syntax highlighting
• Dark mode
• No cookies
• No tracking
• No ads

Usage

The simplest way to use !3 is to visit our hosted instance at https://not-th.re.

If you want to host your own instance, you can use this minimal docker compose example:

version: '3'

services:
  postgres:
    image: postgres:14.5
    environment:
      POSTGRES_PASSWORD: db
      POSTGRES_USER: db
      POSTGRES_DB: db
    volumes:
      - db:/var/lib/postgresql/data
  
  app:
    image: ghcr.io/not-three/main:latest
    # image: ghcr.io/not-three/main:nightly
    depends_on:
      - postgres
    ports:
      - 3000:3000
    environment:
      DB_HOST: postgres

volumes:
  db:

If you plan on only using it alone or with a very small group of people, you can also use sqlite:

version: '3'

services:
  app:
    image: ghcr.io/not-three/main:latest
    depends_on:
      - postgres
    ports:
      - 3000:3000
    environment:
      USE_SQLITE: "true"
      SQLITE_FILENAME: /data/db.sqlite
    volumes:
      - db:/data

volumes:
  db:

The sqlite mode is not recommended but is useful for development, or deployments to raspberry pi's or other small devices (we do support arm64).

For a more advanced deployment, see the docker-compose.yml file.

Static site deployment

In some scenarios, you might want to deploy the static site without a backend, for example not-th.re is deployed with Cloudflare Pages, while the API is hosted on api.not-th.re.

The static site can then be configured by editing the config.json file.

{ "baseURL": "https://api.not-th.re/", "terms": "https://scolasti.co/go/privacy" }

This is possible by getting the static fils by one of the following ways.

Docker way

The docker way does ensure you get the exact same files as for the api deployment.

docker run --rm --entrypoint /bin/sh -v $(pwd):/mnt ghcr.io/not-three/main:latest -c "cp -r /app/client/ /mnt/client/"

This will copy the client folder to your current working directory. If you use a specific api version, you can replace latest with the version you want to use.

Github Actions

The latest version of the client is also available as a zip file in the workflow section of this repository.

Development

To start developing !3, clone the repository, install pnpm, then run

pnpm install # to install the dependencies
pnpm dev # to start the development server

License

This project is licensed under the Non-Profit Open Software License 3.0.

About

NPOSL-3.0

This license, a modified version of the Open Software License 3.0, mandates that any utilizing organization must be a non-profit entity and must not generate any income from selling the software, providing support, or offering services.

Permissions and Limitations

Permitted Actions	Prohibited Actions	Required Actions
🟢 Granting Further Permissions Allows you to provide additional permissions for the software.	🔴 Utilizing Trademarks Restricts the use of trademarks or logos of contributors.	🔵 Disclosing Source Code Requires revealing your source code when distributing the software.
🟢 Modifications Permits altering the software and creating derivative works.	🔴 Incurring Liability Limits legal accountability for damages related to the software.	🔵 Retaining Notices Requires maintaining original notices within the software.
🟢 Sharing Allows the distribution of the original or modified software.	🔴 Commercial Use Prohibits the use of the software for commercial purposes, including sales, licensing, or distribution for profit.	🔵 Including the Permission Requires including the text of this permission framework in modified versions of the software.

This information is provided for general understanding and is not legal advice.

Commercial Use Clarification

While the core NPOSL-3.0 doesn't permit usage by for-profit entities, we're extending some extra allowances for commercial use of our software, as outlined below:

• Sending Code: Totally fine to use our page for sending code or chatting between folks.
• Your Own Instance: If you're a business, feel free to set up the software internally. Just make sure you're not making money off it directly.
• No Go for Hosting Providers: If you're thinking of hosting the software as a service for others, that's a no-go. But, hosting it internally for your own use? All good.

In a nutshell, keep the software's use within your company cool and non-profit, and you're all set.