packnow
Pack everything now. Simple and (maybe) fast.
1. Get Packin'
$ packnow
2. Get Hostin'
Note: You can also set a password for hosting.
$ packnow host --file <zip file>
3. Just Get It!
...from other devices or platforms.
$ packnow get --url <packnow url>
Packignore Files
Pretty much just like .gitignore, .packignore files will ignore files that are not going to be packed.
You could use our default templates, for instance, replit-python, or you can add your own.
You'll need to create a new .packignore file:
# .packignore
# ignores chocolate.js for any directory
*/chocolate.js
# for dirs, suffix a slash
# ignores __pycache__ dir in any directory
*/__pycache__/
# ignores wow.cpp in the current dir
/wow.cpp
# again, for dirs, suffix a slash
# ignores directory my-stuff in the current dir
/my-stuff/
# ignores the specified full path contents
# (don't prefix / suffix a slash)
go/buy/milk
important/homework.py
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Release files for packnow 1.7
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