pasteraw-client
Pipe stdin directly to a raw pastebin. Get a URL back. Go be productive.
Installation
From PyPi:
$ pip install pasteraw
Command line usage
Given a file:
$ cat somefile Lorem ipsum.
Pipe the file to pasteraw and get back a URL to a raw paste of that file:
$ cat somefile | pasteraw http://cdn.pasteraw.com/9lvwkwgrgji5gbhjygxgaqcfx3hefpb
Do whatever you want with the URL. For example, open it in your web browser:
$ open $(!!)
Python library usage
To use pasteraw.com:
>>> c = pasteraw.Client()
>>> url = c.create_paste('Lorem ipsum.')
>>> print(url)
http://cdn.pasteraw.com/9lvwkwgrgji5gbhjygxgaqcfx3hefpb
If you’re using your own deployment of pasteraw, pass your own API endpoint to the client:
>>> c = pasteraw.Client('http://pasteraw.example.com/api/v1')
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