crpaste

A simplistic, command line focused pastebin.

Usage

Create a paste

POST /

Submit an urlencoded body. The response will include a cookie with a token needed to explicitly delete the paste. By default the response body will be the URL of the created paste.

Parameters:

• expire: Without a unit: minutes until paste is expired. Available units: seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, Months, years

  Example: /?expire=4w
  Default: 6h

• format: Append the given format to the URL. See GET /<id>.txt and GET /<id>.<format>.

  Example: /?format=txt
  Default: none

• redirect: Redirect to the created paste instead of responding with the URL in the body.

  Example: /?redirect
  Default: Return URL

• private: Mark the paste as private. The response URL will match the token variants.

  Example: /?private
  Default: public

Example shell function:

crpaste() { param="${1:-txt}"; url="$(curl --data-urlencode @- "<BASE_URL>/?format=${param/,/&}")"; echo "$url"; }

Retrieve a paste

GET /<id>

Returns the raw paste with content type application/octect-stream.

GET /<id>.txt

Returns the paste with content type text/plain; charset=utf8. May fail if the paste is not valid UTF-8.

GET /<id>.<format>

Render paste as HTML with line numbers and syntax highlighting in the language by format. Syntax highlighting is done with highlightjs.

GET /<token>/<id>, GET /<token>/<id>.txt, GET /<token>/<id>.<format>

Same as above, except for private pastes.

Delete a paste

DELETE /<id>

Delete the given paste. The request must include the cookie that was returned by POST /.