The fpaste CLI interface is a software tool that allows users to quickly and easily share and publish text through a command line interface. It simplifies the process of sharing code snippets or other text, and provides a convenient way to collaborate and share information with other developers.
I recently tried out fpasteit, a CLI interface for fpaste.org, and found it to be a convenient tool. The need for this tool became apparent to me while observing people in #fedora and #linux channels on IRC requesting command outputs via fpaste. Some users may not have a functioning GUI while running the commands, and copying and pasting data can be cumbersome.
Using curl, I created this program as an experiment in programming. While using it, I noticed that there are some good features missing, such as specifying a type or other websites. The software includes a parser that can convert the OPTIONs in the fpaste.org HTML source to valid options for the main program, but this data is currently unused.
Overall, fpasteit makes it easy to share data through fpaste.org from a CLI interface. It is released under the GPL version 3.
Using curl, I created this program as an experiment in programming. While using it, I noticed that there are some good features missing, such as specifying a type or other websites. The software includes a parser that can convert the OPTIONs in the fpaste.org HTML source to valid options for the main program, but this data is currently unused.
Overall, fpasteit makes it easy to share data through fpaste.org from a CLI interface. It is released under the GPL version 3.
What's New
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