nikolay/wshare

Share files at self-destruct short URLs.

wshare

About

wshare wraps Zeropaste by @edogawaconan with ShoutKey by @jazzychad to allow uploading text files from the console and producing short and easy to remember URL that don't require clipboard access or great short-term memory. This also works around Zeropaste's limitation of not having a self-destruct option by recording the deletion keys locally and providing a command to delete the expired ones.

Installation

bash -c "$(curl -sL git.io/wshare || echo "echo Installation failed; exit 1")"

Usage

Usage: wshare COMMAND

Commands:
    -h|--help                   Shows usage
    -c|--clean|--cleanup        Deletes expired uploads
   [-s|--share] FILE|URL [TTL]  Shares a file/URL; TTL in minutes (default: 5)
    -u|--upgrade|--update       Upgrades wshare to the latest version
    -d|--delete	FILE...         Deletes files under ~/.wshare (used internally)

Supported Platforms

• Linux
• OS X
• Windows

License

Licensed under MIT. Copyright by Nikolay Kolev.

wshare's Issues

Doesn't support spaces

$ wshare An\ Affair\ To\ Forget.txt
/Users/scott/bin/wshare: line 124: Affair: unbound variable

`wshare -s` doesn't return a link

I expected running the wshare -s file command would return a link of the resource shared, but didn't get a link back.