Pastefy

Pastefy provides a self‑hosted service for storing and sharing text snippets, code, and various file types. Users can create pastes through a web interface, the command line, or an HTTP API, and the platform supports raw preview, syntax highlighting for languages such as Markdown, Mermaid, SVG, CSV, GeoJSON, Diff, iCal, Regex, and Asciinema recordings. Optional client‑side encryption, multitab pastes, folder organization, and a copy‑button enhance privacy and convenience.

The software targets developers and teams who need a lightweight, customizable alternative to public paste services or Gist‑style repositories. It offers authentication via several OAuth providers—including Google, GitHub, Discord, Twitch, and a custom OIDC option—and includes a fork feature, admin panel, and integrations for VS Code, Raycast, and other tools. An open‑source MIT‑licensed codebase makes it suitable for private deployments and extensibility.

Deployment is straightforward, with Docker, Docker‑Compose, or a container‑less setup that builds the frontend and runs a Java backend. Configuration files control authentication, storage, and other options, while documentation covers API usage, self‑hosting, and additional extensions.