SUSEPASTE(1)

📦 version 0.7, in opensuse-leap 16.0

🦋 susepaste(1) — like, the openSUSE pastebin tool, bestie

okay so real talk: this is the manual page for susepaste, a User Commands situation, and it's genuinely iconic. it does exactly one thing and it slays at it. let's go 💅

✨ NAME ✨

susepaste — paste text on openSUSE Paste 🎀

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

susepaste [options] [FILE]

✨ DESCRIPTION ✨

so basically 💖 you take some text, and you yeet it onto the openSUSE pastebin site, which is literally https://paste.opensuse.org. that's the whole vibe.

  • if you give it no argument at all, it reads the text from standard input. classic.
  • if you do give it a file, it pastes the content of the file. main character energy.

after pasting, it prints out the URL. that's your receipt, bestie, keep it 🫶

also, heads up: options can be changed in the ~/.susepaste configuration file as variables, or you can just specify them as arguments. your call, both eat.

✨ OPTIONS ✨

  • -n NICK — nickname of the author of the paste 👑
  • -t TITLE — name of the paste 🏷️
  • -k KEY — API key to paste as you 🔑
  • -f SYNTAX — what kind of syntax highlighting should be used. default is text, and the possible values are, like, a lot 🌈:
    • abap — ABAP
    • actionscript — ActionScript
    • ada — Ada
    • apache — Apache configuration
    • applescript — AppleScript
    • apt_sources — Apt sources
    • asm — ASM
    • asp — ASP
    • autoconf — Autoconf
    • autohotkey — Autohotkey
    • autoit — AutoIt
    • avisynth — AviSynth
    • awk — awk
    • bash — Bash
    • basic4gl — Basic4GL
    • bibtex — BibTeX
    • blitzbasic — BlitzBasic
    • bnf — bnf
    • boo — Boo
    • bf — Brainfuck
    • c — C
    • csharp — C#
    • c_mac — C (Mac)
    • cpp — C++
    • cpp-qt — C++ (QT)
    • caddcl — CAD DCL
    • cadlisp — CAD Lisp
    • cfdg — CFDG
    • chaiscript — ChaiScript
    • cil — CIL
    • clojure — Clojure
    • cmake — CMake
    • cobol — COBOL
    • cfm — ColdFusion
    • css — CSS
    • cuesheet — Cuesheet
    • d — D
    • dcs — DCS
    • delphi — Delphi
    • diff — Diff
    • div — DIV
    • dos — DOS
    • dot — dot
    • ecmascript — ECMAScript
    • eiffel — Eiffel
    • email — eMail (mbox)
    • erlang — Erlang
    • fsharp — F#
    • fo — FO (abas-ERP)
    • fortran — Fortran
    • freebasic — FreeBasic
    • 4cs — GADV 4CS
    • gambas — GAMBAS
    • gdb — GDB
    • genero — genero
    • genie — Genie
    • glsl — glSlang
    • gml — GML
    • gettext — GNU Gettext
    • make — GNU make
    • gnuplot — Gnuplot
    • groovy — Groovy
    • gwbasic — GwBasic
    • haskell — Haskell
    • hicest — HicEst
    • hq9plus — HQ9+
    • html4strict — HTML
    • icon — Icon
    • image — Image (png, jpg)
    • ini — INI
    • inno — Inno
    • intercal — INTERCAL
    • io — Io
    • j — J
    • java — Java
    • java5 — Java(TM) 2 Platform Standard Edition
    • javascript — Javascript
    • jquery — jQuery
    • kixtart — KiXtart
    • klonec — KLone C
    • klonecpp — KLone C++
    • latex — LaTeX
    • lisp — Lisp
    • locobasic — Locomotive Basic
    • logtalk — Logtalk
    • lolcode — LOLcode
    • lotusformula — Lotus Notes @Formulas
    • lotusscript — LotusScript
    • lscript — LScript
    • lsl2 — LSL2
    • lua — Lua
    • magiksf — MagikSF
    • mapbasic — MapBasic
    • matlab — Matlab M
    • mpasm — Microchip Assembler
    • reg — Microsoft Registry
    • mirc — mIRC Scripting
    • mmix — MMIX
    • modula2 — Modula-2
    • modula3 — Modula-3
    • m68k — Motorola 68000 Assembler
    • mxml — MXML
    • mysql — MySQL
    • newlisp — newlisp
    • nsis — NSIS
    • oberon2 — Oberon-2
    • objc — Objective-C
    • ocaml — OCaml
    • ocaml-brief — OCaml (brief)
    • pf — OpenBSD Packet Filter
    • oobas — OpenOffice.org Basic
    • oracle8 — Oracle 8 SQL
    • oracle11 — Oracle 11 SQL
    • oxygene — Oxygene (Delphi Prism)
    • oz — OZ
    • pascal — Pascal
    • pcre — PCRE
    • per — per
    • perl — Perl
    • perl6 — Perl 6
    • php — PHP
    • php-brief — PHP (brief)
    • pic16 — PIC16
    • pike — Pike
    • pixelbender — Pixel Bender 1.0
    • plsql — PL/SQL
    • text — Plain Text
    • postgresql — PostgreSQL
    • povray — POVRAY
    • powerbuilder — PowerBuilder
    • powershell — PowerShell
    • progress — Progress
    • prolog — Prolog
    • properties — PROPERTIES
    • providex — ProvideX
    • purebasic — PureBasic
    • python — Python
    • q — q/kdb+
    • qbasic — QBasic/QuickBASIC
    • rsplus — R / S+
    • rails — Rails
    • rebol — REBOL
    • robots — robots.txt
    • rpmspec — RPM Specification File
    • ruby — Ruby
    • sas — SAS
    • scala — Scala
    • scheme — Scheme
    • scilab — SciLab
    • sdlbasic — sdlBasic
    • smalltalk — Smalltalk
    • smarty — Smarty
    • sql — SQL
    • systemverilo — SystemVerilog
    • tsql — T-SQL
    • tcl — TCL
    • teraterm — Tera Term Macro
    • thinbasic — thinBasic
    • typoscript — TypoScript
    • unicon — Unicon (Unified Extended Dialect)
    • idl — Uno Idl
    • vala — Vala
    • vbnet — vb.net
    • verilog — Verilog
    • vhdl — VHDL
    • vim — Vim Script
    • vb — Visual Basic
    • visualfoxpro — Visual Fox Pro
    • visualprolog — Visual Prolog
    • whitespace — Whitespace
    • whois — Whois (RPSL format)
    • winbatch — Winbatch
    • xpp — X++
    • xbasic — XBasic
    • xml — XML
    • xorg_conf — Xorg configuration
    • z80 — ZiLOG Z80 Assembler
  • -e EXPIRE — how long the paste will be stored on the server ⏳. default is 30 minutes, and the possible values are:
    • 30 — 30 Minutes
    • 60 — 1 Hour
    • 360 — 6 Hours
    • 720 — 12 Hours
    • 1440 — 1 Day
    • 10080 — 1 Week
    • 40320 — 1 Month
    • 151200 — 3 Months
    • 604800 — 1 Year
    • 1209600 — 2 Years
    • 1814400 — 3 Years
    • 0 — Never
  • -s SCHEMA — what schema should be used for pasting 🔐. default is https, and the possible values are:
    • http — use http
    • https — use https

🌸 EXAMPLES 🌸

how to post a list of your usb devices (obsessed with this one honestly):

lsusb -v | TITLE="My usb devices" NICK="Geeko" susepaste
lsusb -v | susepaste -t "My usb devices"  -n "Geeko"

how to post a susepaste that will last six hours:

susepaste -t "openSUSE paste" -e "360" -f "bash" `which susepaste`

how to post an image that will last three hours:

susepaste -t "openSUSE image" -e "180" -f "image" example.png
🔍 ngl, peep that the examples use -e "360" for six hours and -e "180" for "three hours" — that's what's written in the page, so that's what you get, bestie. copy at your own risk 💀

Copyright (C) 2010 by Michal Hrusecky <Michal@Hrusecky.net>

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

💜 AUTHORS 💜

Michal Hrusecky <Michal@Hrusecky.net>

and that's the whole page, babes 🧚 this was SUSEPaste 0.5, dated April 2011 — yes, 2011, she's a vintage icon and she still eats 💅✨

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