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wgetpaste
wgetpaste is an extremely simple command-line interface to various online pastebin services.
Installation
Install app-text/wgetpaste:
root #
emerge --ask app-text/wgetpaste
Usage
Using the wgetpaste command is simple. Presuming bpaste services is selected (which is the default service) to create a paste of the system's Xorg configuration, run the following command:
user $
wgetpaste /etc/X11/xorg.conf
To create a paste of xorg.conf using the tiny URL service use the -u
option:
user $
wgetpaste -u /etc/X11/xorg.conf
To set a language for syntax highlighting use the -l
option:
user $
wgetpaste -l Bash /etc/bash/bashrc
Use the -L
option to list all available languages, which depends on selected paste service:
user $
wgetpaste -L
To paste the entire output of a command, use the -c
option. Remember to quote the command:
user $
wgetpaste -c 'emerge -vp musique'
Configuration
To list available pastebin services use the -S
option:
user $
wgetpaste -S
Services supported: (case sensitive): Name: | Url: =============|================= *bpaste | https://bpaste.net/ ca | http://pastebin.ca/ codepad | http://codepad.org/ dpaste | http://dpaste.com/ gists | https://api.github.com/gists lugons | https://paste.lugons.org/ poundpython | http://paste.pound-python.org/
To use gists as the pastebin service instead of bpaste (the default) use the -s
option with "gists" specified:
user $
wgetpaste -s gists /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Additional help
Additional help can be accessed after wgetpaste has been installed by running the wgetpaste command with the --help
option:
user $
wgetpaste --help