CLI Haste client
A simple client for Haste server written in Python.
Installation
Use pip or easy_install:
pip install haste-client
Gentoo users can use haste-client ebuild from CVUT Overlay.
Haste client needs Python 2.6+ or 3.x (it was tested on 2.7, 3.3 and 3.4) and following modules:
Usage
Text can be passed to haste via stdin or a file. TTY is also supported.
haste FILE cat FILE | haste
URL of the created entry is then printed to STDOUT.
Configuration
Haste client reads configuration variables from ~/.hastec and /etc/hastec.conf (in this order, first wins). When no such file or the particular variable exists, then default values are used:
server_url = http://hastebin.com timeout = 3
License
This project is licensed under MIT license.
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