Quick Link is a versatile web application designed to streamline link management and enhance accessibility. With its intuitive features, Quick Link is not just a link organizer but a tool that can be applied to various use cases.

• Centralized Link Management: Effortlessly organize and manage multiple links within a single page. Keep your links structured and easily accessible.

• QR Code Convenience: Generate QR codes for your link collections, making physical access a breeze. Simply scan the code to access a page with all your curated links.

• Guided Procedures: Perfect for step-by-step procedures that require a series of links. Quick Link allows you to create a dedicated page with all the necessary links, making it ideal for tutorials, guides, or any sequential process.

Quick Link serves as a central hub for all your important links. Whether it's work-related resources, personal bookmarks, or a combination of both, manage them efficiently on a single page.

Generate QR codes for your link collections. Print or share these codes, providing physical access to your links. This feature is handy for events, workshops, or any scenario where quick access is required.

Create a dedicated page for step-by-step procedures, each step linked conveniently. This is perfect for tutorials, instructional guides, or any process that involves a sequence of links.

git clone https://github.com/your-username/quick-link.git
cd quick-link

cd server

npm install

node index.js

The server will start at http://localhost:4000.

Navigate to the client directory:

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cd client

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npm install

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npm run dev

The frontend development server will start at http://localhost:3000.

Access Quick Link Open your browser and go to http://localhost:3000 to access Quick Link. Now you can explore the application, organize your links, and generate QR codes for easy sharing.

We welcome contributions to make Quick Link even more versatile. If you have ideas, improvements, or bug fixes, please refer to the Contributing section in the README.