| Option | Value |
|---|---|
| pastey_version | 0.5.1 |
| behind_proxy | False |
| blacklist_cidr | [] |
| data_directory | /app/data |
| default_theme | Light |
| force_https_links | False |
| force_show_recent | False |
| guess_threshold | 0.2 |
| ignore_guess | ['TeX', 'SQL'] |
| listen_address | 0.0.0.0 |
| listen_port | 5000 |
| minimum_url_length | 5 |
| override_domain | |
| purge_interval | 3600 |
| rate_limit | 5/hour |
| recent_pastes | 10 |
| restrict_pasting | False |
| show_cli_button | True |
| use_whitelist | True |
| whitelist_cidr | ['127.0.0.1/32', '10.0.0.0/8', '172.16.0.0/12', '192.168.0.0/16'] |
Download Script
Pastey provides a script that can be used to paste output directly from the command line:
$ pastey -f /var/log/nginx.log
$ echo "Hello, Pastey!" | pastey -c -
Download the following, make it executable, and put it in your system PATH to be used anywhere!
Show script usage
Usage: pastey [-h] [-e] [-f INFILE] [-s] [-t title] [-x time_hrs] [-- command]
CLI interface to pastey.
Available options:
-h, --help Print this help and exit
-e, --encrypt Encrypt the paste content
-f, --file Read the content from this file.
-s, --single Create a paste that expires after the first view
-t, --title Set the title of the paste
-x, --expiration
Set the time in hours after which the paste expires
(Default is expiration is disabled)
-- Stop further option parsing
Arguments passed after the -- option are evaluated
as a command, and that command's output is pasted.
The full command is used as the title.
If zero arguments are passed,
or none of --file or -- are passed,
content is read from stdin.
JSON
You can also send a properly-formatted json POST request to /json:
{
"content": "This is a paste",
"title": "Interesting title",
"expiration": -1,
"encrypt": true,
"single": false
}
Note that expiration is some value in hours, and that -1 = no expiration date. Only the content field is mandatory.