Pastebins fetcher

An application to fetch, check, store and notify pastebin contents

Set up before first run:

Duplicate .env.example file as .env and set the appropiate environment variables :

• APP_TIMEZONE = valid system timezones like UTC, "Europe/Madrid"...
• MAIL_XXX = email provider parameters. ie for Gmail, first set a application password in your account settings in order to use their smtp, and complete rest of parameters.
• PASTEBIN_URLS = comma separated full urls ie https://pastebin.com/raw/foo,https://pastebin.com/raw/bar
• REGEX_PATTERN = REGULAR EXPRESSION to match pattern in pastebin contents

Run the project on a host with PHP and Composer

• Accepted PHP versions for Laravel 11: ^8.2 | ^8.3 | ^8.4

• Enable extensions in php.ini:

  • extension=curl
  • extension=fileinfo
  • extension=gd
  • extension=mbstring
  • extension=openssl
  • extension=pdo_sqlite
  • extension=zip

• Rename or duplicate database/database.sqlite.empty to database/database.sqlite

• Execute 'composer install' in project root to install vendor dependencies

• Execute 'php artisan migrate' to seed the database/database.sqlite file with the required tables.

• Execute 'php artisan key:generate' to generate the APP_KEY value

• Create a task like Cron or Windows scheduled task to run the command 'php artisan fetch:pastebins' which will launch the process

• If troubleshooting, check console errors or table pastebin_errors with a sqlite manager like DB Browser for SQLite

• If want to access web routes, serve the project in a web server or host live dev server with 'php artisan serve' command. See routes in routes/web.php file. This feature is minimal in this initial project stage

This project was built in Laravel Framework

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