mheistermann / clipublish

Upload a file from commandline and show its new URL

cliPublish

Introduction

cliPublish allows easily uploading a file to a fixed directory of your webserver using rsync. On success it prints the URL the file will be available at.

Usage

You need to create a small config file in ~/.config/cliPublish/remotes.conf. There is an example file in cliPublish/remotes.conf.example.

Example

$ cliPublish.py 20140903_0399.JPG
20140903_0399.JPG
        310,428 100%  264.80MB/s    0:00:00 (xfr#1, to-chk=0/1)
http://tmp.mheistermann.de/20140903_0399.JPG

Optionally you can also specify a filename for the remote side:

$ cliPublish.py 20140903_0399.JPG ijen_crater.jpg
20140903_0399.JPG
        310,428 100%  264.80MB/s    0:00:00 (xfr#1, to-chk=0/1)
http://tmp.mheistermann.de/ijen_crater.jpg

License

cliPublish was written by Martin Heistermann <github()mheistermann.de> and is available under the terms of the GPL v3.

Ideas

• Automatic copy to clipboard
• Support multiple servers in config, select using optional argument
• Warn/stop/backup if remote filename already exists
• Upload multiple files at once, creating a directory with an index.html

Contributing

Send me a pull request on github or email me a patch.

clipublish's Issues

respect XDG_CONFIG_HOME