ixio
Sublime Text 3 plugin to post to ix.io and manage / view pastes.
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sublime-ixio
Sublime Text 3 plugin to post to ix.io, as well as view any previous posts.
Usage:
Enter ixio credentials as ixioUn and ixioPw in your user settings. (preferences > settings - user) If you don't have ixio credentials just make something up. A new account will be created for your first paste. Probably you shouldn't use a password that you use anywhere else as it's stored in plaintext in the config and ix.io uses basic HTTP auth. I would suggest you use a random string for both.
Select the text you want post to ix.io if you want to paste a selection. If you want to paste the entire file make sure the file you want to paste is the currently active buffer.
Press Shift+Ctrl+P (Shift+Cmd+P in OSX) to open the command pallete
Type 'ixio' and select ixio: post
Press enter.
The link to your paste will be copied to your clipboard.
If you'd like to see a list of your pastes open the command pallete and type 'ixio' then select ixio: pastes.
To open a paste from the list put the cursor on the first line of the paste and then right click.
Todo:
Add support for some of the more obscure ix.io features like self destructing pastes and deleting or editing pastes. Maybe syntax highlighting for pastes?