haste-server/docs/storage.md

Storage

Here's a list of all supported document store systems.
One of these is meant to be set in config.json as storage object.
Default type is file with save directory at ./data.
With some storage options you can set up document expiration - after which documents will no longer be available

Table of Contents

In alphabetical order:

• Amazon S3
• File
• Memcached
• MongoDB
• Postgres
• Redis
• RethinkDB

Amazon S3

Not rewritten yet, to be filled in

File

Default storage option, with no further installation required.
Stores documents in a specified directory in files named with a md5 hash of the key to avoid any security issues.
Default path is ./data

NOTE: File storage option does not support document expiration!

Config:

{
	"type": "file",
	"path": "./data"
}

Memcached

Not rewritten yet, to be filled in

MongoDB

Requires npm package (Tested on v3.6.0):

npm i mongodb

Stores documents in a specified database in a collection named entries.
Expiration property in config can be changed to a value in seconds after which entries will not be served.

Optimal default config:

NOTE: Depending on how your MongoDB server is configured, options as connectionUri may vary.
If server has no authentication, you can omit the auth object.

Check documentation for more detailed explanation about available clientOptions properties.

{
	"type": "mongodb",
	"expire": 0,
	"connectionUri": "mongodb://localhost:27017/haste",
	"clientOptions": {
		"useUnifiedTopology": true,
		"useNewUrlParser": true,
		"keepAlive": true,
		"keepAliveInitialDelay": 60000,
		"poolSize": 30,
		"socketTimeoutMS": 360000,
		"connectTimeoutMS": 360000,
		"auth": {
				"user": "username",
				"password": "password"
		},
		"authSource": "admin"
	}
}

Postgres

Not rewritten yet, to be filled in

Redis

Requires npm package (Tested on v4.17.3):

npm install ioredis

Stores documents in a specified redis database.
Expiration property in config can be changed to a value in seconds after which entries will not be served.

redisOptions object below contains default values, but you can adjust those to match your redis-server configuration. Check documentation for more information about accepted values.

{
	"type": "redis",
	"expire": 0,
	"redisOptions": {
		"host": "127.0.0.1",
		"port": 6379,
		"db": 1
	}
}

RethinkDB

Not rewritten yet, to be filled in