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upfilesh

v0.2.0

Published

Instant file uploads from the command line — upfile.sh

Readme

upfile-cli

Upload any file from your terminal. Get a permanent URL instantly.

upfile.sh

Install

yarn global add upfilesh

Setup

Self-signup (get an API key)

upfile signup --email [email protected]

This creates an account and saves your API key to ~/.upfile/config.json.

Existing API key

upfile config set api-key YOUR_API_KEY

Usage

# Check storage status
upfile status

# Public — permanent URL, anyone can access
upfile screenshot.png
# https://cdn.upfile.sh/xK9mZ.png

# Expiring — self-destructs after TTL (seconds)
upfile report.pdf --expiry 3600

# Private — auth-gated, only you can access
upfile secret.pdf --private

# JSON output — for AI agents and scripts
upfile screenshot.png --json

# Pipe from stdin — capture and upload in one line
screencapture -x - | upfile
cat file.txt | upfile --json

Upgrade

When you hit the 1GB storage limit, upgrade to Pro:

upfile upgrade

You'll receive an email with a checkout link.

Options

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | --private | Private file, requires auth to access | | --expiry <sec> | Expiring URL with TTL in seconds | | --json | Full JSON response (url, id, visibility, expires_at) |

JSON response

{
  "id": "xK9mZaBcDe",
  "url": "https://cdn.upfile.sh/xK9mZaBcDe.png",
  "visibility": "public",
  "size": 84231,
  "type": "image/png",
  "expires_at": null,
  "created_at": "2026-03-02T03:00:00.000Z"
}

Config

upfile config set api-key <key>      # save API key
upfile config set endpoint <url>     # self-hosted endpoint
upfile config get                    # view current config

Config stored at ~/.upfile/config.json.

Environment variables

| Var | Description | |-----|-------------| | UPFILE_API_KEY | API key (overrides config file) |

Self-hosting

Deploy your own upfile instance on Cloudflare Workers:

github.com/upfilesh/worker