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chore: update display text from GitHub to Forgejo
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Lyci.link

Like Carrd or Linktree but overdesigned, bespoke, and probably underoptimized.

Overview

Just a simple dockerfile to build a static webpage that could just as easily be done with Carrd or Linktree.

Goals

Basically just to waste time.

Features

  • Linktree
  • Link shortener?
  • Pastebin-like?
  • Simple file hosting?

Software Stack / Technologies Used

  • Language: HTML + JavaScript + CSS
  • Framework: Alpine.js, Nginx

Quickstart

docker buildx build -t lycilink:master .
docker run lycilink:master	# tries to bind to port 80