qu
Quickly generating unique url of a picture for markdown files.
☤ Quickstart
Upload an image file to qiniu:
$ qu up /somewhere/1.png $ qu up /somewhere/1.png 2.png
Set configuration of qiniu:
$ qu wc --access_key=AK --secret_key=SK --bucket_name=BN --domain_name=DN
List local configuration of qiniu:
$ qu sc $ qu sc --format-type json
☤ Installation
You can install “qu” via pip from PyPI:
$ pip install qu
☤ Usage
$ qu --help Usage: qu [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]... Quickly generating unique url of a picture for markdown files. Options: --help Show this message and exit. Commands: dc Clear configuration of qiniu. sc Show configuration of qiniu. up Upload an image to qiniu. wc Set configuration of qiniu. $ qu wc --help Usage: qu wc [OPTIONS] Set configuration of qiniu. Options: -ak, --access_key TEXT qiniu access_key. -sk, --secret_key TEXT qiniu secret_key. -bn, --bucket_name TEXT qiniu bucket_name. -dm, --domain_name TEXT qiniu domain_name. --help Show this message and exit. $ qu sc --help Usage: qu sc [OPTIONS] Show configuration of qiniu. Options: --format-type [json|xml] output format type. --help Show this message and exit.
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Release files for qu 1.2.5
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