NoPaste stores code in generated links without a database or backend service.
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pastemyst stores and shares text and code snippets through a free, open-source website.
About Pastemyst
Pastemyst is a free, open-source website for storing and sharing text and code snippets. The repository contains the source code for the site, and the project describes itself as a powerful website for this purpose. The project asks for donations to help pay for the server.
Pastes can contain multiple files, be tagged, be marked private or encrypted, and be edited with a full history. The project provides a REST API, which its README describes as mostly restriction free, and a first-party command-line tool called pastry-cli. The README includes build instructions for Windows and a Docker setup for running the site locally, which requires MongoDB and other tools.
Key features
- Multi-file pastes
- Support for many programming languages
- Tagging of pastes
- Private and encrypted pastes
- Editing pastes with a full history system
- REST API and first-party pastry-cli command-line tool
Best for: Developers and technical users who want a free, open-source place to share code snippets, or who want to run their own paste site.
Good for
- Free and open source, with the source code available in the repository
- Lists API client libraries for several programming languages
- Includes Docker instructions for running the project locally
Watch out for
- Building and running the project from source requires dmd, dub, MongoDB, and other tools
- Editing pastes and viewing their history require the diff and patch tools to be installed
- API libraries are developed by other people and are not directly supported by the maintainer, and the README advises avoiding libraries that do not support the v2 API
Pastemyst at a glance
- Category
- Online Tools › Pastebins
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Free
- Platforms
- Windows
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Pastemyst FAQ
Can I run Pastemyst on my own computer or server?
Yes. The README gives instructions for building and running the project on Windows and for running it with Docker. Running it requires MongoDB and other dependencies.
Is there a command-line tool?
Yes. The project provides pastry-cli, a first-party tool for interacting with Pastemyst without a web interface. Its documentation is in a separate repository.
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