pinnwand is Python pastebin software that tried to keep it simple but got
a little more complex.
- Python >= 3.6
- Tornado
- sqlalchemy
- click
- docutils
- toml
- pygments-better-html
- a database driver
Enter text, click "Paste", easy enough.
steck is a command line client to pinnwand instances:
€ pip install --user steck ... € steck paste * You are about to paste the following 7 files. Do you want to continue? - LICENSE - mypy.ini - poetry.lock - pyproject.toml - README.rst - requirements.txt - steck.py Continue? [y/N] y Completed paste. View link: https://localhost:8000/W5 Removal link: https://localhost:8000/remove/TS2AFFIEHEWUBUV5HLKNAUZFEI
pinnwand has a direct endpoint for curl users:
€ echo "foo" | curl -X POST http://localhost:8000/curl -F 'raw=<-' Paste URL: http://localhost:8000/OE Raw URL: http://localhost:8000/raw/GU Removal URL: http://localhost:8000/remove/GQBHGJYKRWIS34D6FNU6CJ3B5M € curl http://localhost:8000/raw/GU foo%
This will preselect the lexer and expiry arguments to be text and
1day respectively. You can provide those to change them.
pinnwand provides a straight forward JSON API, here's an example using the
common requests library:
>>> requests.post(
... "http://localhost:8000/api/v1/paste",
... json={
... "expiry": "1day",
... "files": [
... {"name": "spam", "lexer": "python", "content": "eggs"},
... ],
... }
... ).json()
{'link': 'http://localhost:8000/74', 'removal': 'http://localhost:8000/remove/KYXQLPZQEWV2L4YZM7NYGTR7TY'}
More information about this API is available in the documentation.
Various deprecated ways of posting are still supported, don't implement these for any new software but if you are maintaining old software and want to know how they used to work you can read our documentation.
If you do use a deprecated endpoint to post a warning will be shown below any pastes that are created this way.
Bugs are reported best at pinnwand's project page on github. If you just
want to hang out and chat about pinnwand then I'm available in the
#pinnwand channel on Freenode IRC.
pinnwand is distributed under the MIT license. See LICENSE
for details.
This pastebin has quite a long history which isn't reflected entirely in its repository.