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# nx9-url-shortner
# nx9-url-shortener
A lightweight, self-hosted URL shortener and landing page platform written in Rust.
`nx9-url-shortner` is designed for individuals, organizations, and homelab operators who want complete control over their short links without relying on third-party services.
`nx9-url-shortener` is designed for individuals, organizations, and homelab operators who want complete control over their short links without relying on third-party services.
Built with Rust, SQLite, Axum, and Askama, it provides URL shortening, landing pages, analytics, audit logging, API access, and a web-based administration interface while maintaining a small deployment footprint.
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Example:
```text
https://<your-domain>/1bb170
https://<your-short-domain>/1bb170
```
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Example:
```text
https://<your-domain>/p/1a2b
https://<your-short-domain>/p/1a2b
```
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## Screenshots
### Dashboard
![Dashboard](screenshots/dashboard.png)
### Short URL Management
![Short URL Management](screenshots/short-url-panel.png)
### Landing Pages
![Landing Pages](screenshots/landing-page-panel.png)
### Settings
![Settings](screenshots/settings.png)
### Server Status
![Server Status](screenshots/server-status.png)
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## Docker Deployment
### Build
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Sunil Purushottam Thakare
Built using Rust, SQLite, Axum, Askama, and a preference for simple, maintainable software.
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# nx9-url-shortener
A simple, self-hosted URL shortener built with Rust and SQLite: no Node.js, no Redis, no external dependencies.