BROWSER USAGE https://paste.rs/web API USAGE POST https://paste.rs/ Send the raw data along. Will respond with a link to the paste. If the response code is 201 (CREATED), then the entire paste was uploaded. If the response is 206 (PARTIAL), then the paste exceeded the server's maximum upload size, and only part of the paste was uploaded. If the response code is anything else, an error has occurred. Pasting is heavily rate limited. GET https://paste.rs/<id> Retrieve the paste with the given id as plain-text. GET https://paste.rs/<id>.<ext> Retrieve the paste with the given id. If ext is a known code file extension, the paste is syntax highlighted and returned as HTML. If ext is a known file extension, the paste is returned with the extension's corresponding Content-Type. Otherwise, the paste is returned as plain text. DELETE https://paste.rs/<id> Delete the paste with the given id. EXAMPLES Paste a file named 'file.txt' using cURL: curl --data-binary @file.txt https://paste.rs/ Paste from stdin using cURL: echo "Hello, world." | curl --data-binary @- https://paste.rs/ Delete an existing paste with id <id> using cURL: curl -X DELETE https://paste.rs/<id> A shell function that can be added to `.bashrc` or `.bash_profle` for quick pasting from the command line. The command takes a filename or reads from stdin if none was supplied and outputs the URL of the paste to stdout: `paste file.txt` or `echo "hi" | paste`. function paste() { local file=${1:-/dev/stdin} curl --data-binary @${file} https://paste.rs }