node-fpaste

Simple node utility for the RESTful fpaste.org API. Simplifies public, private and password-protected posts and gets. Includes a CLI.

Note: fpaste rate limits to prevent spam.

Installation

For use in a project:

$ npm install --save fpaste
var fpaste = require("fpaste");

For use on the command line:

$ npm install -g fpaste

API

Basic usage

Require it in your project:

var fpaste = require("fpaste");

Make a paste:

fpaste.post("This is my paste", function(err, res){
	console.log(res.url);
	// => http://fpaste.org/123456
});

Retrieve a paste:

fpaste.get(123456, function(err, res){
	console.log(res.result.data);
	// => "This is my paste"
});

List recent public pastes:

fpaste.list(function(err, res){
	console.log(res.result.pastes);
	// => [{"name": "paste_1", id: "123456"}...]
});

#post(options, cb)

Options can be a data string or an options object. Options:

• data: String. Content of paste. Required.
• lang: String. Language of data. Defaults to "text".
• user: String. Username to use. Doesn't require registration. Defaults to "Anonymous".
• password: String. Password protect a paste. Doesn't require registration.
• private: Boolean. Mark as private. If password is provided, this is set by default.
• expire: Number. Time in seconds after which paste will be deleted. Defaults to 0, meaning don't delete.
• project: Name of project to associate it with.

#get(options, cb)

Options can be an ID (string or int) or an options object. Options:

• id: Id of paste to retrieve. Required.
• hash: Hash of paste, if paste is private.
• password: Password if required.

#list([options], cb)

Options can be a page number, an options object, or left out. Options:

• page: Page number. Defaults to 1.
• project: Specify if you want a project list. If null, list will be for all public pastes.

CLI

Installation:

$ npm install -g fpaste

fpaste commands return the full fpaste.org response if the -v / --verbose flag if used.

Basic example usage

Uploading a file:

$ fpaste example.md

The above echo's an URL, so piping it straight to the clipboard is useful.

$ fpaste example.md | clip	# Windows
$ fpaste example.md | xclip		# Linux
$ fpaste example.md | pbcopy	# OSX

Getting a paste's contents:

$ fpaste -i 123456

Posting to fpaste

Upload a file by relative path.

$ fpaste {filepath}

Flags:

• -f / --file: Specify file path more verbosely.
• -e / --expire: Paste expiry in seconds.
• -u / --user: Username. Doesn't require registration. Defaults to "Anonymous".
• -p / --password: Password. Doesn't require registration.
• --private: Private. Set by default if password is supplied.
• --project: Project name to associate paste with.

Retrieving a paste

Retrive a post by ID.

$ fpaste -i {id}

Flags:

• -i / --id: ID of paste to retrieve. Required.
• -h / --hash: Hash of paste if private.
• -p / --password: Password of paste if required.

License

MIT licensed. Written by me, Richard Foster. Do what you like with it. Thanks to Fedora!