A simple app that will send command line output into a private or public gist, copy the url to your clipboard, and (if requested) open that url in your browser.
Run this command in your terminal:
gem 'togist'
Or install it yourself:
$ rake install togist
###Rbenv You'll probably need to run: rbenv rehash
Output files or commands and pipe them into either shortcut: echo 'foo' | 2g cat foo.rb | 2g ###Shortcuts: 2g : Uploads to private gist and copies gist url to mac clipboard 2gpub : Same as above except public ###Tips:
Add an 'o' to the end of a shortcut to make it open your browser to the gist:
echo 'foo' | 2go # Will open to the private gist url
echo 'foo' | 2gpubo # Will open to the public gist url
Linux: for clipboard to work, xclip or xsel must be installed. If they're not, togist is basically useless on linux.
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We found that togist demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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