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Upload locally encrypted pastes from your terminal to Paaster

Project description

Paaster CLI: Encrypted Pastes from Your Terminal

Support

  • Linux (Tested)
  • Windows (Tested)
  • MacOS (Not tested, please submit an issue if it works or not)

Installation

  • pip3 install paaster

Commands

  • paaster --help: Shows available commands.

  • paaster upload: Upload locally encrypted clipboard to the API.

    Options:

    • -m, --mode TEXT: Specify the mode for the paste, choose from "clipboard", "file", or "inline". (default: clipboard)
    • -ctc, --copy_to_clipboard BOOLEAN: Overwrite COPY_URL_TO_CLIPBOARD setting.
    • -ob, --open_browser BOOLEAN: Overwrite OPEN_URL_IN_BROWSER setting.
    • -eu, --echo_url BOOLEAN: Overwrite ECHO_URL setting.
  • paaster set --name "" --value "": Set config parameters.

Parameters

  • API_URL: Backend URL, type: string.
  • FRONTEND_URL: Frontend URL, type: string.
  • COPY_URL_TO_CLIPBOARD: Copy URL to clipboard, type: "true/false".
  • OPEN_URL_IN_BROWSER: Open paste in the browser, type: "true/false".
  • ECHO_URL: Echo the paste URL in terminal, type: "true/false"

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