Up, the Up1 command-line client

Usage: up [options] [files]
Upload files and text to an Up1 based pastebin. If no argument is specified, stdin is assumed.
Options:
-b, --binary force application/octet-stream (for downloadable file)
-t, --text force text/plain (for pastebin)
-f, --file <name> force file name for stdin based inputs
-m, --mime <mime> force given mime type (default: detect)
-s, --server <https://example.com:443> specify Up1 server (default: https://up1.ca)
-k, --apikey <key> specify server api key (default: c61540b5ceecd05092799f936e27755f)
-d, --delurl print the deletion url
--version display version information and exit
--help display this help and exit

Usage examples

Paste command output to Up1:

ps aux | up

Copy an image file to Up1:

up image.png

Take a screenshot (using a selection rectangle), send it to Up1, and put the result link on the clipboard:

import png:- | up | xsel -b

Do the same as above, but also notify when complete:

import png:- | up | tee >(xsel -b) >(xargs notify-send "Upload Complete")

Environment Variables

Some options can also be configured via environment variables. Command line options take precedence over environment variables.

UP1_SERVER: equivalent to --server
UP1_APIKEY: equivalent to --apikey
UP1_DELURL: equivalent to --delurl when set to "1"

For example, the following in a bash shell:

export UP1_SERVER="https://example.com"
export UP1_DELURL=1
echo foo bar | up

is equivalent to:

echo foo bar | up -s "https://example.com" -d

Up1

For more information on Up1, view the README at https://github.com/Upload/Up1