A CLI to create, edit, view and list your GitHub Gists
Project description
Gists.cli
===========
> I'm a Developer who uses VI and the like. iPad and iPhone apps are great, but when I really need a Gist i'm at the command line.
An easy to use CLI to manage *your* GitHub Gists. Create, edit, append, view, search and download.
- Github - https://github.com/khilnani/gists.cli
- Python Package - https://pypi.python.org/pypi/gists.cli
Installation
============
Recomended installation process
- Install the Python package manager PIP (http://www.pip-installer.org/)
- Run `sudo easy_install pip`
- Once PIP is installed, run `pip install gists.cli`
If you would like to contribute changes to the code base
- Get the code
- Fork and `git clone` the fork, or ...
- `git clone https://github.com/khilnani/gists.cli.git`, or ...
- Download the latest Tag Archive from https://github.com/khilnani/gists.cli
- *Downloading the Archive is not recommended, since it won't be easy to merge code back*.
- Install dependencies by running `./setup.sh`.
- This installs PIP (if not already installed) and then installs the dependencies.
- Run the installer as below. If you get any error run with `sudo ...`
- `./install.py` with no arguments will install to `/usr/local/bin`.
- `./install.py INSTALL_PATH` will install to a specific directory.
Usage
=========
Authentication
--------------
- By default the application will attempt to use Basic Auth to authenticate.
- If `~/.git-credentials` is available, it will use the first entry.
- If `~/.gists` is found, it will be given preference over the above two mechanisms.
Usage
---------
*All the commands below are interactive and will prompt for user input.*
*To suppress interactivity, use the 'suppress' command. See the 'Tips' section for more info.*
**List all your Gists**
- `./gists` - list your Gists.
**View a Gist**
- `./gists ID` - view Gist with ID on the console.
- `./gists ID PATH` - download Gist files with ID to PATH. Will prompt for confirmation.
**Setup OAuth token**
- `./gists token|t` - setup to use OAuth Token other than `~/.git-credentials`. Saves to `~/.gists`.
**Create a Gist**
> FILE - is a file path, relative or absolute.
> Bool - True, False, 1, 0, Yes, No, y, n. Case-insensitive
> Description and Content - Text content within quotes
Without specifying a command (eg. create, new), the application will trying to figure it out. However, this supports fewer combinations of arguments.
- `./gists FILE`
- `./gists "Content"`
- `./gists Bool FILE`
- `./gists Bool "Content"`
- `./gists "Description" FILE`
- `./gists "Description" "Content"`
- `./gists Bool "Description" FILE`
- `./gists Bool "Description" "Content"`
If you like to type, or be specific - with the create command specified:
- `./gists new|n|create|c FILE`
- `./gists new|n|create|c "Content"`
- `./gists new|n|create|c Bool FILE`
- `./gists new|n|create|c Bool "Content"`
- `./gists new|n|create|c "Description" FILE`
- `./gists new|n|create|c "Description" "Content"`
- `./gists new|n|create|c Bool "Description" FILE`
- `./gists new|n|create|c Bool "Description" "Content"`
Tips
---------
- Add `debug|d` at the end of any execution to view low level details. eg. `./gists debug`. *NOTE - This will reveal your OAuth ID but not your Basic Auth password.*
- Add `supress|silent|s` at the end of any execution to supress any prompts of confirmations if you like to live dangerously.
- eg. `./gists create FILE supress debug`.
In Development
==============
- `./gists update|u ID [PARAMS]` - Update a Gist. Content sent via Console, Clipboard or File.
- `./gists delete|del|d ID` - Delete a Gist.
- `./gists append|a ID [PARAMS]` - Append to a Gist. Content sent via Console, Clipboard or File.
- `./gists backup|b [DIR]` - Backup all Gists in the user's account.
- `./gists search|query|q QUERY` - Search Gists.
- `./gists star` - List starred Gists
Issues and Roadmap
==================
- Take a look at https://github.com/khilnani/gists.cli/issues to view Issues and Milestones.
===========
> I'm a Developer who uses VI and the like. iPad and iPhone apps are great, but when I really need a Gist i'm at the command line.
An easy to use CLI to manage *your* GitHub Gists. Create, edit, append, view, search and download.
- Github - https://github.com/khilnani/gists.cli
- Python Package - https://pypi.python.org/pypi/gists.cli
Installation
============
Recomended installation process
- Install the Python package manager PIP (http://www.pip-installer.org/)
- Run `sudo easy_install pip`
- Once PIP is installed, run `pip install gists.cli`
If you would like to contribute changes to the code base
- Get the code
- Fork and `git clone` the fork, or ...
- `git clone https://github.com/khilnani/gists.cli.git`, or ...
- Download the latest Tag Archive from https://github.com/khilnani/gists.cli
- *Downloading the Archive is not recommended, since it won't be easy to merge code back*.
- Install dependencies by running `./setup.sh`.
- This installs PIP (if not already installed) and then installs the dependencies.
- Run the installer as below. If you get any error run with `sudo ...`
- `./install.py` with no arguments will install to `/usr/local/bin`.
- `./install.py INSTALL_PATH` will install to a specific directory.
Usage
=========
Authentication
--------------
- By default the application will attempt to use Basic Auth to authenticate.
- If `~/.git-credentials` is available, it will use the first entry.
- If `~/.gists` is found, it will be given preference over the above two mechanisms.
Usage
---------
*All the commands below are interactive and will prompt for user input.*
*To suppress interactivity, use the 'suppress' command. See the 'Tips' section for more info.*
**List all your Gists**
- `./gists` - list your Gists.
**View a Gist**
- `./gists ID` - view Gist with ID on the console.
- `./gists ID PATH` - download Gist files with ID to PATH. Will prompt for confirmation.
**Setup OAuth token**
- `./gists token|t` - setup to use OAuth Token other than `~/.git-credentials`. Saves to `~/.gists`.
**Create a Gist**
> FILE - is a file path, relative or absolute.
> Bool - True, False, 1, 0, Yes, No, y, n. Case-insensitive
> Description and Content - Text content within quotes
Without specifying a command (eg. create, new), the application will trying to figure it out. However, this supports fewer combinations of arguments.
- `./gists FILE`
- `./gists "Content"`
- `./gists Bool FILE`
- `./gists Bool "Content"`
- `./gists "Description" FILE`
- `./gists "Description" "Content"`
- `./gists Bool "Description" FILE`
- `./gists Bool "Description" "Content"`
If you like to type, or be specific - with the create command specified:
- `./gists new|n|create|c FILE`
- `./gists new|n|create|c "Content"`
- `./gists new|n|create|c Bool FILE`
- `./gists new|n|create|c Bool "Content"`
- `./gists new|n|create|c "Description" FILE`
- `./gists new|n|create|c "Description" "Content"`
- `./gists new|n|create|c Bool "Description" FILE`
- `./gists new|n|create|c Bool "Description" "Content"`
Tips
---------
- Add `debug|d` at the end of any execution to view low level details. eg. `./gists debug`. *NOTE - This will reveal your OAuth ID but not your Basic Auth password.*
- Add `supress|silent|s` at the end of any execution to supress any prompts of confirmations if you like to live dangerously.
- eg. `./gists create FILE supress debug`.
In Development
==============
- `./gists update|u ID [PARAMS]` - Update a Gist. Content sent via Console, Clipboard or File.
- `./gists delete|del|d ID` - Delete a Gist.
- `./gists append|a ID [PARAMS]` - Append to a Gist. Content sent via Console, Clipboard or File.
- `./gists backup|b [DIR]` - Backup all Gists in the user's account.
- `./gists search|query|q QUERY` - Search Gists.
- `./gists star` - List starred Gists
Issues and Roadmap
==================
- Take a look at https://github.com/khilnani/gists.cli/issues to view Issues and Milestones.
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