🚀 fileup - Effortless File Sharing for Command-Line Enthusiasts 🚀

fileup is your go-to Python package for hassle-free uploading and sharing of files right from your command-line interface! 🖥️🔥 You can set a time limit after which the file will be automatically removed, ensuring the security of your data. 🕒🔒

📚 Table of Contents

• 📦 Installation
• 📝 Configuration
• 🎮 Usage
• 🍏 macOS Integration
• ⚠️ Limitations

📦 Installation

To install fileup, simply run the following command:

pip install -U fileup

📝 Configuration

Before you can start sharing your files, you'll need to create a configuration file at ~/.config/fileup/config with the following structure:

base_url (example: nijholt.biz)
base_folder (example: /domains/nijholt.biz/public_html/)
file_up_folder (example: 'stuff', if fileup needs to put the files in nijholt.biz/stuff)
my_user_name
my_difficult_password

🎮 Usage

For a list of available commands, type fu -h.

In a nutshell, you can use fileup by running:

fu filename

If you're uploading a Jupyter notebook (*.ipynb), the returned URL will be accessible via nbviewer.jupyter.org.

Check the output of fu -h for more information on how to set a time limit for your file:

usage: fu [-h] [-t TIME] [-d] [-i] filename

Publish a file.

Create a config file at ~/.config/fileup/config with the following information and structure:

example.com
base_folder
file_up_folder
my_user_name
my_difficult_password

positional arguments:
  filename

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -t TIME, --time TIME  If time is 0 the file will never be deleted, default is 90 days.
  -d, --direct
  -i, --img

🍏 macOS Integration

fileup currently supports the pbcopy command, so the URL will be automatically copied to your clipboard on macOS systems. 📋✨

⚠️ Limitations

Please note that the automatic clipboard copying feature is only available for macOS users at the moment.

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Give fileup a try today and experience the convenience of effortless file sharing right from your command-line! 🎉👏