BasicShortlink

example usage of shortlink api of linksfly.link shortener

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This is an example usage of shortlink api of linksfly.link shortener, but can be also used for all other similar link shorteners. It generates random encrypted + salted links once every 24 hours when a user clicks on a button.

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