mikerogne / droplr-cli

Droplr CLI tool

droplr-cli

Super simple Droplr command-line utility for viewing and updating "drops".

One of the things I frequently do when capturing and uploading a screenshot is setting a specific expiration date for it. If I'm taking a work screenshot, I typically want it to last forever. I'll manually clean them up later, or have them auto-expire after a year.

On the other hand, if it's just a screenshot for Slack, IRC, or to send to some friends... I generally don't want it to live longer than a day or so. Sometimes not longer than a few minutes.

With droplr-cli, I can simply do something like: droplr expire https://d.pr/i/id-here 30m and it will set that drop to expire in 30 minutes. Available durations are (m)inute, (h)our, (d)ay, (y)ear.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Node.js (I like using nvm personally. See more: Node Version Manager)

Steps

• npm install -g droplr-cli
• droplr set-auth <username> <password> (This will create a droplr-cli.json file in your config directory. Typically ~/.config on macOS/UNIX.)

Running the tests

• npm run test

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Acknowledgments

• https://github.com/Droplr/droplr-js
• Thanks to FatBoyXPC for the XDG Base Directory assistance!

droplr-cli's Issues

Create `set-auth <username> <password>` command.

This should either create or update the ~/.config/.droplrrc file with the user's specified credentials.

Tests :)

Upload file from CLI

Would love to be able to upload file to droplr via CLI ❤️

Add additional durations: (s)econds, (y)ears

Look into "compdef", "compadd"

@FatBoyXPC mentioned a suggestion about "compdef", "compadd"... check into this.

Use ms instead of moment for expiration dates.

https://www.npmjs.com/package/ms

Integrate the xdb-basedir package

https://www.npmjs.com/package/xdg-basedir