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picfast

v0.1.2

Published

PicFast CLI — upload images from the command line

Readme

picfast

Command-line upload client for PicFast.

Quick start

# one-time setup (saved under your OS user config dir)
npx picfast config set url https://your-instance.com
npx picfast config set token your-api-token   # optional

npx picfast upload image.png
npx picfast upload --markdown image.png
npx picfast upload *.png

Environment variables still work and override the config file:

export PICFAST_URL=https://your-instance.com
export PICFAST_TOKEN=your-api-token   # optional

Usage

picfast upload [flags] <file...>
picfast config set url <url>
picfast config set token [token]
picfast config set token --stdin
picfast config show
picfast config unset <url|token>

Environment:
  PICFAST_URL         Base URL (overrides config file)
  PICFAST_TOKEN       API token (overrides config file)
  PICFAST_CONFIG_DIR  Override config directory

Flags:
  --markdown     output markdown image link instead of URL
  --format       output format: url, markdown, html, bbcode

Config file path:

  • macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/picfast/config.json
  • Linux: ~/.config/picfast/config.json
  • Windows: %APPDATA%\picfast\config.json

Install globally

npm install -g picfast

Or use npx picfast ... without installing.

License

MIT