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Pastery

by apas ALL

Sublime Text plugin for the sweetest pastebin

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pastery

pastery is a Sublime Text plugin for pastery - the sweetest pastebin in the world.

Installation

Through Package Control.

Usage

Settings

Pastery requires an API key. Get yours from your Pastery.net account page.

Open the Pastery’s settings in Sublime Text (Sublime Text 3/4 > Preferences > Package Settings > Pastery > Settings - User) and enter the code snippet below replacing foo with your API key. Save the file and that’s it.

{
  "api_key": "foo"
}

By default, Pastery deletes snippets after 30 days (43200 minutes). If you want to change this, replace the default value of the key duration with the desired value in the settings. The value is set in minutes.

{
  "api_key": "foo",
  "duration": "43200"
}

Now you can use Pastery for Sublime Text.

Paste

Select any text, hit cmd + option + c or print in your command palette Pastery: Send to Pastery and press Enter → enter the desired name of your snippet in the input panel → Enter → the pastery link will be ready to be pasted from your clipboard. If you don’t select any text, the entire file will be pasted. The default snippet name is the file name with the extension for saved files and Untitled for unsaved buffers.

License

MIT