Repository: DigitalPlatDev/FreeDomain Branch: main Commit: b8f9086dee3f Files: 31 Total size: 152.5 KB Directory structure: gitextract_c3ya2ygf/ ├── .github/ │ └── FUNDING.yml ├── LICENSE ├── README.md ├── documents/ │ ├── domains/ │ │ ├── announcement.md │ │ └── faq.md │ └── tutorial/ │ ├── getting-started/ │ │ ├── 1.1-register-account.md │ │ ├── 1.2-dns-hosting.md │ │ └── index.md │ └── index.md └── opensource/ ├── email_template/ │ └── email_template.html ├── frontend/ │ ├── domain_view.html │ ├── domainmgr.html │ ├── domainreg.html │ ├── domainreg_check.html │ ├── domainreg_check_public.html │ ├── error.html │ ├── info.html │ ├── login.html │ ├── overview.html │ ├── panel.html │ ├── partials/ │ │ └── modern_styles.html │ ├── pay_success.html │ ├── register.html │ ├── reset_password.html │ ├── success.html │ ├── usermgr.html │ └── whois.html ├── readme.md ├── static/ │ └── config/ │ └── cookieconsent-config.js └── whois_server/ ├── readme.md └── whois.py ================================================ FILE CONTENTS ================================================ ================================================ FILE: .github/FUNDING.yml ================================================ # These are supported funding model platforms custom: ['https://hcb.hackclub.com/donations/start/digitalplat'] ================================================ FILE: LICENSE ================================================ GNU AFFERO GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3, 19 November 2007 Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 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Email: abusereport@digitalplat.org --- ## 🧠 Story This started as a small DNS experiment when I was 15, letting a few friends use subdomains. Over time, it grew into something people actually rely on, and running it turned out to be much harder than building it. I wrote a bit about how it evolved here: https://dev.to/edwardhsing/i-bought-a-domain-at-15-now-it-powers-400000-users-7ol ================================================ FILE: documents/domains/announcement.md ================================================ ================================================ FILE: documents/domains/faq.md ================================================ ### ❔ FAQ #### How many free domain names can be registered? 🚀 Currently, the limit is 3. Due to the high volume of domain abuse, we are no longer reviewing applications to expand the domain registration limit. However, we may reopen the option to request limit expansions in the future. In the meantime, you can set up subdomains via your DNS panel (e.g., example.foo.us.kg). #### Which DNS platforms can I use this domain with? You can use it with virtually any DNS management system! Just input the provided platform’s NS records or your own into the DigitalPlat FreeDomain panel (e.g., Try Cloudflare if you're not sure). Feeling adventurous? You can even set up your own DNS system—PowerDNS and BIND are excellent choices to get started! #### Do I need add star for this project? You don't have to do this, but if you add a star, we would be deeply grateful! It helps more people discover the project. Since this is a non-profit initiative, let's work together to make the internet a more open and free place! Thank you! #### Cloudflare support? Yes — we fully support Cloudflare! You can seamlessly use our domain with all of Cloudflare’s features, including DNS management, CDN, DDoS protection, and SSL. Whether you're setting up for performance or security, integrating with Cloudflare is simple and fully compatible. ================================================ FILE: documents/tutorial/getting-started/1.1-register-account.md ================================================ # Creating Your DigitalPlat Domain Account This is the first step. Once your account is ready, you’ll be able to claim and manage free domains from the dashboard. ## Step 1: Open the Registration Page Open the registration page in your browser: 👉 https://dash.domain.digitalplat.org/auth/register No login is required at this stage. ## Step 2: Set Up Your Account Fill in the registration form with the following information. **Username** Choose a unique username. This name will appear in your dashboard and in WHOIS records. Stick to letters and numbers to avoid issues later. **Password** Use a strong password. At least 12 characters is recommended, including uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols. **Email Address** Use a real, frequently checked email address. It’s required for password recovery, important notifications, and WHOIS contact. Make sure you keep access to this email. Changing it later requires verification. ## Step 3: Provide WHOIS Information Domain registration requires basic WHOIS details. Please enter: - Full name or organization name - Address - Phone number By default, this information is publicly visible in WHOIS lookups. You can enable WHOIS Privacy Protection in the dashboard after registration to hide these details. ## Step 4: Read and Accept the Policies Before submitting, make sure you’ve read and agreed to the following documents: - Terms of Service - Privacy Policy - Acceptable Use Policy Only click **Register** if you understand and agree to all of them. ## Done 🎉 After registration, you’ll be redirected to the dashboard. Your account is now ready, and you can start claiming and managing your free domains. ================================================ FILE: documents/tutorial/getting-started/1.2-dns-hosting.md ================================================ # DNS Hosting After registering your DigitalPlat account, the next step is choosing a DNS hosting provider. DigitalPlat works with **any standard DNS provider**, but for beginners, we strongly recommend **Cloudflare**. It’s free, reliable, fast, and easy to use. This guide walks you through setting up DNS hosting with Cloudflare. ## Why Cloudflare? Cloudflare is a popular DNS and security platform trusted by millions of websites worldwide. It’s a good choice because: - Free plan is enough for most users - Clean and beginner-friendly interface - Fast global DNS network - No hidden limits for basic DNS usage You can always switch to another provider later. ## Step 1: Create a Cloudflare Account Go to Cloudflare and create an account: 👉 https://dash.cloudflare.com/sign-up ![cloudflare-account-register](imgs/cloudflare-account-register.png) Use a real email address. You’ll need it to manage your DNS later. ## Step 2: Add Your Domain to Cloudflare After logging in, click **Add a site** and enter your domain name. Example: ``` example.dpdns.org ``` ![cloudflare-add-domain](imgs/cloudflare-add-domain.png) Select the **Free** plan when asked. ![cloudflare-choose-plan](imgs/cloudflare-choose-plan.png) Cloudflare will automatically scan existing DNS records. If your domain is new, this list may be empty. That’s fine. Continue to the next step. ## Step 3: Update Nameservers Cloudflare will assign two nameservers to your domain, for example: ``` alice.ns.cloudflare.com bob.ns.cloudflare.com ``` Go back to the **DigitalPlat dashboard**, open your domain settings, and replace the current nameservers with the Cloudflare ones. ![cloudflare-setns](imgs/cloudflare-setns.png) ![digitalplat-register-setns](imgs/digitalplat-register-setns.png) Save the changes. DNS propagation usually takes a few minutes, but in some cases it may take up to 24 hours. ## Step 4: Verify DNS Is Active Once the nameservers are updated, Cloudflare will automatically detect the change. You’ll see your domain status become **Active** in the Cloudflare dashboard. At this point, Cloudflare is successfully hosting your DNS. ## Step 5: Manage DNS Records In Cloudflare, open your domain and go to **DNS → Records**. ![cloudflare-add-record](imgs/cloudflare-add-record.png) Here you can add records such as: - **A / AAAA** for pointing to an IP address - **CNAME** for linking to another domain - **TXT** for verification or services Changes usually take effect within seconds. ## Alternative DNS Providers Cloudflare is recommended, but not required. If you already use another DNS provider, DigitalPlat also works with: - FreeDNS - Hostry - Any provider that supports custom nameservers Advanced users can even run their own DNS servers. ## Next Step Now that DNS hosting is set up, you’re ready to connect your domain and start using it with services. Continue to the next guide to configure domain records and activation. ================================================ FILE: documents/tutorial/getting-started/index.md ================================================ # Getting Started This section helps you set up your first DigitalPlat domain from scratch. If this is your first time using DigitalPlat, follow the guides below in order. Each step builds on the previous one. ## What You’ll Set Up By the end of this section, you will have: - A DigitalPlat account - DNS hosting configured for your domain - Everything ready for domain activation and use No prior domain or DNS experience is required. ## Guides ### 1. Register a DigitalPlat Domain Account Create your account and provide the required WHOIS information. → [1.1-register-account.md](./1.1-register-account.md) ### 2. Set Up DNS Hosting Choose a DNS provider and configure nameservers. This guide recommends Cloudflare for beginners. → [1.2-dns-hosting.md](./1.2-dns-hosting.md) ## Before You Start Make sure you have: - A valid email address - Access to a DNS provider (Cloudflare is recommended) - Basic understanding of what a domain is ## What’s Next After completing these guides, you’ll be ready to: - Activate your domain - Add DNS records - Use your domain with websites, servers, or services Additional guides will be added as DigitalPlat evolves. ================================================ FILE: documents/tutorial/index.md ================================================ # Tutorials Welcome to the DigitalPlat documentation tutorials. These guides walk you through using DigitalPlat step by step, from first registration to advanced usage. If you’re new to DigitalPlat, start with **Getting Started**. ## Getting Started This section is for first-time users. You’ll learn how to: - Create a DigitalPlat account - Set up DNS hosting for your domain - Prepare your domain for activation and use → Go to: [Getting Started](./getting-started/index.md) (Other sections are working in progress.) ## Who These Tutorials Are For These tutorials are designed for: - First-time domain users - Developers hosting personal or project domains - Open-source projects and nonprofits No prior DNS or domain experience is required. ## Notes for Advanced Users If you already manage your own DNS or infrastructure, you can skip beginner sections and configure DigitalPlat directly. DigitalPlat works with any standard DNS provider and does not lock you into a specific platform. ================================================ FILE: opensource/email_template/email_template.html ================================================

US.KG NIC

Registry Website: register.us.kg

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This email is system-generated. Please do not reply. Have questions? Contact us at contact@nic.us.kg.
US.KG NIC
If you did not request this email, please disregard it.
================================================ FILE: opensource/frontend/domain_view.html ================================================ Manage Your Domain: {{domain_name}} {% include "ga.html" %}

Domain Management

Manage {{domain_name}}

Update nameservers, renew your domain, and control WHOIS privacy.

Owner: {{fullname}} WHOIS Privacy Status: {{whois_protection_status}}

Domain overview

Quick access to registration details and timelines.

Domain
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Administrator
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Registration date
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Expiration date
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Free renewals are available within 180 days of expiry. Use a key to extend early by 2 years.

Changes may take a few minutes to propagate.

Use valid nameserver hostnames (e.g., ns1.provider.com).

Free renewal window

Available when less than 180 days remain.

Renew early with a KYC key

Each key adds 2 years of validity.

Purchase keys at https://key.register.us.kg/.

WHOIS Privacy hides your personal info in public WHOIS queries.

Current status: {{whois_protection_status}}
================================================ FILE: opensource/frontend/domainmgr.html ================================================ Domain Dashboard {% include "ga.html" %}

Your domains

Manage and search through your registered domains.

Showing 0 domains
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================================================ FILE: opensource/frontend/domainreg.html ================================================ DigitalPlat FreeDomain Dashboard {% include "ga.html" %} {% include "partials/modern_styles.html" %}

Domain registration

Get a new domain

Review the policies below and submit your desired domain name.

Required policy acknowledgements

You must read and agree to the following terms to proceed.

Terms of Service (TOS) Privacy Policy DigitalPlat Privacy Policy Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)

Additional policies for US.KG and XX.KG:

CCLTD.KG Zone Regulations

Additional policies for DPDNS.ORG:

PIR NGO.ONG Policy PIR Anti-Abuse Policy

Additional policies for QZZ.IO:

NIC.IO Rules NIC.IO Terms and Conditions

Only US.KG and XX.KG require a key.

Please agree to the terms before continuing.

================================================ FILE: opensource/frontend/domainreg_check.html ================================================ US.KG Domain Registration
US.KG Domain Registration - Checkout

Domain Checkout

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Your domain information:

  • Name: {{domain_name}}.us.kg
  • Administrator: {{username}}
  • Price: Always free, with a default registration period of one year (365 days). Renewal is available for the next year when there are fewer than 180 days remaining until expiry.
================================================ FILE: opensource/frontend/domainreg_check_public.html ================================================ US.KG Domain Registration
US.KG Domain Registration - Check Domain Availability

Check Domain Availability

{{regtips}}

Your domain information:

  • Name: {{domain_name}}.us.kg
  • Price: Always Free, Renewal for the Next Year if under 180 Days until Expiry

Sign up for a new account now! It only takes five minutes! And it's always free!

================================================ FILE: opensource/frontend/error.html ================================================ Error - DigitalPlat {% include "ga.html" %} {% include "partials/modern_styles.html" %}

Error

Error!

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Go Back
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System notice

Notice

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================================================ FILE: opensource/frontend/login.html ================================================ DigitalPlat Domain Dashboard Login {% include "ga.html" %} {% include "partials/modern_styles.html" %}
Logo

Welcome back

DigitalPlat Domain Dashboard

Sign in to manage your domains.

{{notice | safe}}
account_circle

Don't have an account? Sign up

Forgot password? Reset Password

Google Sign in with Google

By continuing you agree to our Terms, Privacy, and AUP.

Issues? Report here

================================================ FILE: opensource/frontend/overview.html ================================================ DigitalPlat Domain Dashboard

Welcome to DigitalPlat Domain Dashboard!

Overview

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🆕 Join the official DigitalPlat FreeDomain Telegram group or Discord server today! Be the first to know about the latest updates and happenings! Got questions? Facing challenges? Or simply want to show off your awesome builds? Don’t wait—become part of our community now! 🚀

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My domains

{{max_reg}}

Domain name maximum registration limit

Need more? No worries! Click the "Need more domains?" button on the left side of the panel. (Cause we are non-profit!)

My Domains:

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# Domain
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Expire soon:

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What are you looking for?

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Username: {{username}}
Fullname: {{fullname}}
Email: {{email}}
Phone: {{phone}}
Address: {{address}}
Account ID: {{userid}}
================================================ FILE: opensource/frontend/panel.html ================================================ DigitalPlat Domain Dashboard {% include "ga.html" %}
USKG LOGO
DigitalPlat Domain Dashboard
Overview My Domains Domain Registration More slots - Redeem Key My Account Whois Donate Report Abuse Need more domains? DigitalPlat Domain Logout
Domain List Register Redeem Key My Account Open in New Tab
================================================ FILE: opensource/frontend/partials/modern_styles.html ================================================ ================================================ FILE: opensource/frontend/pay_success.html ================================================ Successful purchase!
Successful purchase!

Thanks!

Your domain name has been successfully created and submitted to the root DNS. Kindly allow up to 20 minutes or longer for the domain name resolution record and registration to take effect.

completed

The domain name will be added to your list, and you'll have full control to manage and operate it.


If you encounter any problems, please create a new issue: Issue Report

DigitalPlat Foundation
================================================ FILE: opensource/frontend/register.html ================================================ DigitalPlat FreeDomain - Register {% include "ga.html" %} {% include "partials/modern_styles.html" %}
DigitalPlat Logo

Create an account

DigitalPlat Domain Registry

Register once and manage all your free domains.

Create your free domain account

Please ensure all information is genuine. Only one account per person or organization.

Your full legal name, you can't edit after registration.

Format: +1-3100000000

By continuing you agree to our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and Acceptable Use Policy.
Problems? Submit an issue.
================================================ FILE: opensource/frontend/reset_password.html ================================================ DigitalPlat Domain Password Reset {% include "ga.html" %} {% include "partials/modern_styles.html" %}
Logo

Account recovery

Reset password

Password must be at least 8 characters and contain uppercase, lowercase and a number.

Don't have an account? Sign up

By continuing you agree to our Terms, Privacy, and AUP.

Problems? Report here

================================================ FILE: opensource/frontend/success.html ================================================ Success - DigitalPlat {% include "ga.html" %} {% include "partials/modern_styles.html" %}

Success

Success!

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================================================ FILE: opensource/frontend/usermgr.html ================================================ US.KG Account Management System {% include "ga.html" %} {% include "partials/modern_styles.html" %}

Account settings

Manage your profile

Review and update your account details.

Current account details

Full name
{{fullname}}
Username
{{username}}
E-mail
{{email}}
Phone
{{phone}}
Address
{{address}}

Update account

Some fields are locked for security reasons.

Using a temporary email may result in the suspension of your account.

The password must be more than 8 characters long and include uppercase and lowercase letters as well as numbers.
================================================ FILE: opensource/frontend/whois.html ================================================ DigitalPlat FreeDomain WHOIS Lookup {% include "ga.html" %} {% include "partials/modern_styles.html" %}

WHOIS tools

WHOIS Lookup

Search for domain ownership and registration details.

Query WHOIS via Command Line (CLI)

Although US.KG follows the RFC 2782 WHOIS server lookup standard, many clients may not yet support it. Queries like whois example.us.kg may not work directly.

Until mainstream WHOIS clients support this, please manually specify the WHOIS server. For RFC 1036 clients, use the -h flag like this:

whois -h whois.digitalplat.org "domainname"

================================================ FILE: opensource/readme.md ================================================ # DigitalPlat FreeDomain Open Source This folder contains selected parts of our front-end and back-end code that are currently open-sourced. DigitalPlat is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting open-source and free software. We strongly believe in transparency and community collaboration. However, due to limited engineering resources and the lack of comprehensive security audits, our back-end codebase has not yet been fully open-sourced. At the current stage, fully opening the back-end without sufficient review and maintenance capacity could introduce avoidable security risks. For this reason, we are taking a cautious, phased approach to open-sourcing, prioritizing safety and long-term sustainability. We plan to gradually open-source more components as audits are completed and additional engineering capacity becomes available. The files in this folder represent the portions of the project that are safe and ready for public release at this time. DigitalPlat Domain Home Website front-end open-source code is available at: https://github.com/DigitalPlatDev/digitalplat-domain-website ================================================ FILE: opensource/static/config/cookieconsent-config.js ================================================ import 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/orestbida/cookieconsent@3.1.0/dist/cookieconsent.umd.js'; CookieConsent.run({ guiOptions: { consentModal: { layout: "bar inline", position: "bottom", equalWeightButtons: true, flipButtons: false }, preferencesModal: { layout: "bar", position: "left", equalWeightButtons: true, flipButtons: false } }, categories: { necessary: { readOnly: true }, functionality: {}, analytics: {} }, language: { default: "en", translations: { en: { consentModal: { title: "We value your privacy", description: "We use cookies to provide essential website functions, enhance your browsing experience, improve our website and analyze our traffic. By clicking Accept All, you consent to our use of cookies.", acceptAllBtn: "Accept all", acceptNecessaryBtn: "Only allow necessary", showPreferencesBtn: "Manage preferences", footer: "Privacy Policy Cookie Policy" }, preferencesModal: { title: "Manage Cookie Preferences", acceptAllBtn: "Accept all", acceptNecessaryBtn: "Reject all", savePreferencesBtn: "Save preferences", closeIconLabel: "Close modal", serviceCounterLabel: "Service|Services", sections: [ { title: "About Cookies", description: "We use cookies to make our site work properly, provide essential features, personalize your experience, and gather anonymous statistics about website usage." }, { title: "Strictly Necessary Cookies Always Enabled", description: "These cookies are necessary for core functionalities such as domain registration, account login, and security. You cannot disable them.", linkedCategory: "necessary" }, { title: "Functionality Cookies", description: "These cookies allow us to remember your preferences and enhance website functionality. Disabling them may impact your experience.", linkedCategory: "functionality" }, { title: "Analytics Cookies", description: "Analytics cookies help us understand how visitors interact with our site, so we can improve and offer a better service. Data collected is anonymized and never shared with third parties for advertising.", linkedCategory: "analytics" }, { title: "More Information", description: "For any inquiries about our privacy and cookie practices, please refer to our Privacy Policy or Cookie Policy." } ] } } } } }); ================================================ FILE: opensource/whois_server/readme.md ================================================ # WHOIS Server A simple and lightweight WHOIS server For example, in an RFC 1036 client, you can query a domain name using the command `whois -h whois.us.kg "domainname"`, provided that `whois.us.kg` points to a WHOIS server and port 43 is open. This is just a basic code (we use this)—you’ll need to implement your own database and related functionality. In the provided code, the `get_whois` function is used to retrieve WHOIS data as plain text from the server. You’ll need to implement this function yourself. ================================================ FILE: opensource/whois_server/whois.py ================================================ import socket import logging logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO, format='%(asctime)s %(levelname)s %(message)s') def whois(query): try: response = get_whois(query).format(query) return response except Exception as e: logging.error(f"Error processing WHOIS query: {e}") return "Internal server error" def main(): host = '0.0.0.0' port = 43 server_socket = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) server_socket.bind((host, port)) server_socket.listen(5) logging.info(f"WHOIS Server Started, port: {port}") while True: try: client_socket, addr = server_socket.accept() logging.info(f"Received connection from {addr}") try: with client_socket: client_socket.settimeout(10.0) try: data = client_socket.recv(1024).strip() try: decoded_data = data.decode('utf-8') except UnicodeDecodeError: logging.warning(f"Received invalid UTF-8 data from {addr}: {data}") client_socket.sendall("Invalid request encoding".encode('utf-8')) continue logging.info(f"Request inquiry: {decoded_data}") if not decoded_data: logging.warning("Empty request received") continue response = whois(decoded_data) client_socket.sendall(response.encode('utf-8')) except socket.timeout: logging.warning("Connection timed out") except Exception as e: logging.error(f"Unexpected error: {e}") client_socket.sendall("Internal server error".encode('utf-8')) except Exception as e: logging.error(f"Error handling client socket: {e}") except Exception as e: logging.error(f"Error accepting connection: {e}") if __name__ == "__main__": while True: try: main() except Exception as e: logging.critical(f"Critical error in main loop: {e}") import time time.sleep(1)