dpaste - code pastebin application
Originally inspired by dpaste.com this application adds the ability to:
See the differences between snippets
A history of snippets as a tree
See your latest 25 snippets (admin setting)
A huge bunch of syntax highlighters (lexers)
User defined settings to change the font-family as well as font-sizes
Nice colors
Multilangual interface
per-user defined expiration of snippets
Installation:
Add dpaste to your pythonpath.
Add dpaste to your INSTALLED_APPS in your django project settings.
Add this line to your urlsconf:
(r'^mypaste/', include('dpaste.urls')),
Requirements:
django-mptt for the nested-set history tree
Pygments for syntax highlighting
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