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blew

v0.0.3

Published

A terminal tool to http://blew.io :3

Downloads

7

Readme

Vimia/blew-cli

The blew Command line Tool.

######:construction: Warning: DO NOT use in production. The project still under development, we hope to release a stable version soon.

What ?

Well, blew is a developers tool to share codes, and pastes, and blew-cli is the Command line tool helper to make easy to spread your snippets.

:rocket: Getting Started

First of all, access blew.io, sign-up, and get your CLI Access Key¹²

  • ¹ - You can find you Key at CLI Page
  • ² - Do NOT share your Access Key, it's our way to authenticate you!

:electric_plug: Installing

We believe that you already installed [node], and [npm], so just:

$ sudo npm install blew -g

PS: This may take a while, depending on your computer and your network.

:lock: Authentication

After installing our npm package, you need to copy your access key from our website, and run the command below:

$ blew auth -k YOUR_KEY

If everything works fine, you should expect something like this:

$ YOUR_NAME, thanks for use blew, your terminal is ready for use!

Otherwise open an issue here with the problem, maybe a print or log.

:fire: Usage

Now you're ready to go, so see below some usage examples:

Default usage:
$ blew new <file> <options>

Options grid

| Option | Description | Example | | :-------------------------|:-----------------------------|:-------------------------------------------| | -f / --file ¹ | File path/name | main.c or ../../core/main.py | | -n / --name ² | Name for the paste | My_Paste, "My Code..." | | -l / --language | Language | JavaScript, JS, C, C++ ... | | -p / --private³ | Is it Private? | Put -p only if it is private | | -e / --expires | How long sould be available? | 1d (one day), 1m (one month), null (never) |

  • ¹: Required Field;
  • ²: If not fill, will have the same value as the file name;
  • ³: No need to fill up true/false, if there's a -p will be private; The default value is false;

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