ptpimg-uploader 0.4

PTPImg uploader, handles local files and URLs, from the commandline

Upload image file or image URL to the ptpimg.me image hosting.

Installation

Using pip:

pip install ptpimg_uploader

Using setup.py:

python setup.py install

Manually:

Install python3 package requests (usually apt-get install python3-requests or pip3 install requests).

If you want clipboard support, install pyperclip too.

Run the script from the command line with python3 ptimg_uploader.py

API key

To find your PTPImg API key, login to https://ptpimg.me, open the page source (i.e. “View->Developer->View source” menu in Chrome), find the string api_key and copy the hexademical string from the value attribute. Your API key should look like 43fe0fee-f935-4084-8a38-3e632b0be68c.

You can export your ptpimg.me API key (usually in .bashrc or .zshenv) using:

export PTPIMG_API_KEY=<your hex key>

or use the -k / --api-key command-line switch.

How to use

Run

ptpimg_uploader -h

to get command-line help.

To upload an image file:

ptpimg_uploader ~/seed/mytorrent/folder.jpg

To rehost an imgur image:

ptpimg_uploader https://i.imgur.com/eaT6j3X.jpg

An uploaded URL will be printed to the console.

If --bbcode parameter is specified, URLS will be wrapped in BBCode [img] tags:

ptpimg_uploader –bbcode ~/seed/mytorrent/folder.jpg

If pyperclip python package is installed, the URL will be additionally copied to the clipboard.

If output is a terminal, a bell will be ringed on completion (can be disabled with a --nobell parameter).

You can specify multiple files and URLs on the command line:

ptpimg_uploader ~/seed/mytorrent/folder.jpg https://i.imgur.com/eaT6j3X.jpg

The resulting URLs are printed each on separate line, and copied to your clipboard with newlines in between.

License

BSD

Acknowledgments

• mjpieters - a great refactoring and Python packaging