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What is ctrl-v?

ctrl-v is a markdown code snippet store written in Python using the Flask framework. Store your code snippets that you always keep missing!

Installation

Use the following command to install ctrl-v from PyPI

$ pip install crtlv

Launch ctrl-v

After installing crtl-v you can launch the application from your terminal / command line.

$ ctrl-v
Serving on http://localhost:5000

You can also launch ctrl-v using $ ctrlv or $ python -m ctrlv.

By default, the app runs on port 5000 on 127.0.0.1.

You can however choose to run it on a different port or host using the --port and --host options.

$ crtl-v  --host 0.0.0.0 --port 5500
Serving on http://0.0.0.0:5500

Password protection

To add a username and password to protect you site, use the protect command.

$ ctrl-v protect
Username: bitto
Password: 
Repeat for confirmation: 
Your site is now protected.

To remove password protection use the removeprotect command.

$ crtl-v removeprotect
Protection is removed

Uninstall ctrl-v

$ pip uninstall crtlv

Notes

  • In addition to the ctrl-v command, you can also use ctrlv command.
  • While you can use the ctrl-v command to run and manage the application, you should use ctrlv while installing and uninstalling.

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