Tinie.link is a modern, performant link shortening application built for scale and performance.

Tinie utilizes the following technologies and services:

• Bun as main TypeScript runtime
• ElysiaJS as bun compatible, fast http framework
• AWS DynamoDB as primary row storage
• Redis as cache layer
• Cloudflare Workers as Range distributor
• Cloudflare D1 to store used ranges
• TurboRepo as mono-repository orchestrator
• Docker for local development setups
• Render to host the web server container
• Hono as http framework for the Cloudflare worker
• Drizzle ORM as ORM for interacting with the Cloudflare D1 Db
• Nørd.js as Frontend Framework for the Client

To develop or test Tinie locally, follow this guide:

• Install workspace dependencies: Install Bun & Docker.
• Clone the repository: Run git clone https://github.com/IamSebastianDev/tinie.link.git to clone the repository.
• Install package dependencies: Run bun install to install dependencies.
• Add the environment file: Create a .env.local file in the workspace root and set the environment variables as shown in the .env.example file.
• Start the cloudflare workers: Run bun run start:worker to start the worker. You might need to log in to your Cloudflare account. After authenticating, you can terminate this process again. (This step is only necessary the first time.)
• Start the Databases: Run bun db:up & bun db:migrate:local to initialize the databases.
• Start the Dev Mode using Turbo: Run bun dev to start all applications in dev mode.
• Connect: Use Postman or the Browser to connect to the different services running on their respective ports.

You can find the architecture diagram as well as the design document here: Excalidraw.