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-#!/bin/bash -e
-# Upload a text file to a server through SSH so that it can be shared.
-# This script expects the server can serve files on the Web. Also expects curl.
-# It uses an HTML template instead of the raw text file because browsers
-# sometimes do not expect UTF-8 by default and this is always what I upload.
-#
-# You need to provide those 3 env variables:
-# - REMOTE_DEST: the SSH destination to reach
-# - REMOTE_WWW: the remote path where the HTML file will be stored
-# - REMOTE_URL: the URL of the directory to print; file name is appended
-
-usage() {
- echo "Usage: $0 text_file"
- echo "Upload a text file to a simple HTML template on a server."
-}
-
-[ $# -ne 1 ] && usage && exit
-
-# If a file exists at that path, it is sourced; you can put your env vars here.
-CONFIG_PATH="$HOME/.config/upload-text.conf"
-[ -f "$CONFIG_PATH" ] && . "$CONFIG_PATH"
-
-# Check for our environment variables.
-if [ ! -v REMOTE_DEST ] || [ ! -v REMOTE_WWW ] || [ ! -v REMOTE_URL ]; then
- echo "You need to provide all the required environment variables."
- exit
-fi
-
-# Generate a simple HTML page from the content.
-BASENAME="$(basename "$1")"
-HTML_FILE="$(mktemp)"
-cat << EOF > "$HTML_FILE"
-
-
-
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- $BASENAME
-
-
-
-
-$(cat "$1")
-
-
-
-EOF
-
-# Upload the HTML file through SSH. Using SSH rather than SCP allows us to write
-# the file in one connection while setting appropriate rights.
-REMOTE_FILE="$(mktemp -u -p "$REMOTE_WWW" XXXXXXXXXX.html)"
-cat "$HTML_FILE" | ssh -q "$REMOTE_DEST" "umask 027; cat > '$REMOTE_FILE'"
-rm "$HTML_FILE"
-
-# Show the remote file path.
-echo "$REMOTE_URL/$(basename "$REMOTE_FILE")"