Another terminal-friendly pastebin.
All data will be volatile. No persistence.
Operations are made at filesystem-level, instead of a database-level.
Everything will be resetted at the beginning of each day.
Each paste will last an hour.
You only need to set an upload's directory. Default value will create an uploads directory in the executable's path.
You could set it from the environment variable: DOTPASTE_UPLOADS_PATH
Or, pass it as an argument when running the server:
dotnet dotpaste.dll --uploads-path=/my/custom/path
dotnet dotpaste.dll --uploads-path /my/custom/path
dotnet dotpaste.dll -u /my/custom/path
NOTE: Arguments will take precedence over env-vars.
Upload file's content from STDIN:
cat my_file | curl -sF 'content=<-' http://mydomain[:$PORT]
cat my_file | curl -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' --data-binary @- http://mydomain[:$PORT]
Upload a file directly:
curl -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' --data-binary @my_file http://mydomain[:$PORT]
The responses will be an URL to the file's content:
http://mydomain[:$PORT]/content/Aai4q
By default, all responses are plain text.
For html responses, you could apply syntax higlighting by adding the query param lang.
http://mydomain[:$PORT]/content/Aai4q?lang=csharp
For a list of supported languages see:
https://prismjs.com/#supported-languages
Limit content's length.(web proxies should handle it)- Paste's life interval should come from user input.