Suma stands for Short URL Managment App. The role of Suma to manage external links and extract data from them, Suma is a small web service to easily do the following:
Creating short URL for external link within your application
Extracting Title
Capturing Screenshot from URL
Blocking URL’s
Collecting clicks
Use cases
If you don’t understand directly what Suma is for. Let’s illustrate it with few use cases:
Public Feeds (eg: Twitter or FB like app) which allow user to post link publicly
Reviews or comments allowing external links
Display link title or screenshot to preview an external link within your application (eg: slack like app)
To summarize: if your application allows external links from users, then Suma can be useful.
Project Structure and Usage
Suma is composed of 2 web applications. A private API to manage the links and a public API to handle the link redirection and statistic collection.
Suma is structured this way to make it easier to protect the private API. The private API shouldn’t be exposed to the outside world and it has to be used via your application as a microservice.
Installation
The installation instructions can be found in the README of the project.
License
Suma is licensed under Apache V2 license, the full license text can be found here
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