Paster
A generic pastebin posting tool
Supported Paste services:
Dpaste (http://dpaste.com/) A django base simple and popular pastebin
Pastebin (http://pastebin.com/) The very famous pastebin. Complete version 3 api supported
Add support for more services easily
Usage
Do pstr -h, pstr paste -h, pstr list -h for help
Examples
Paste some content
> pstr paste “some content”
Paste through the familiar piping
> git diff | pstr paste
Paste to the service pastebin
> pstr paste -s pastebin “some content”
Paste file contents (deprecated after piping support)
> pstr paste -f path/to/file/filename.extension
Paste git diff (deprecated after piping support)
> pstr paste -c “git diff”
List available syntax/languages/formats
> pstr list syntax
List available pastebin services
> pstr list services
For the lazy
Alias pstr paste to something like p and do echo foo | p
Use a config file to store settings
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
Release files for paster 0.8
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