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[Cranium]

Introducing SmartPaste

Your solution to managing your Pastebin list while you are logged into Minecraft. SmartPaste allows you to log into Pastebin remotely, and allows you to retrieve your own pastes without having to copy over those annoying url codes. This program will do that for you.
Features:

• Log in to your private Pastebin account
  
• Add files to your Pastebin account
  
• Download from your personal list, including your private and unlisted posts

Changelog:
2.1 Update:

• Added optional command line interface. Allowing for use with turtles, and non-advanced computers. This also gives a faster way to download files, and brings the feature of uploading to your own account to the rest of the world.
  
• Usage:
  
  • smartpaste <get> <pastebin code> <save file>
    
  • smartpaste <put> <filename> [username]
    
  • Required: < >
    
  • Optional: [ ]

2.0 Full Release:

• Completed integration to Firewolf. Huge thanks to 1Lann and Gravityscore for all of their help in making this work!

2.0 PR2:

• Fixed minimenu issue with scrolling using keys.
  
• Cleared error with SP hanging after entering invalid paste code while logged in.

2.0 PR1:

• Updated and sexy GUI!
  
• Automatic integration with Firewolf (upcoming in full release)
  
• New options to upload your pastes. You can now select syntax highlighting, paste expiration, and whether your post will be public, private, or unlisted.
  
• A cryptic secret. See if you can find it!

This is a prelease, and as such, some features may not work. The main issue we have right now, is integration with Firewolf. The GUI is not working the way I want it while it is installed as a website within Firewolf, but all other features work as intended.

I will keep a proper list of bugs on my GitHub.
You can also monitor the development of Smartpaste.

Try it out for yourself:
GitHub
Pastebin

Screenshots:

Spoiler

All images: http://imgur.com/a/hTBU5

SmartPaste Lite:


Because the forum software is derp, I had to recreate this topic from scratch, because things weren't working right with it.

Edited by Cranium, 24 March 2015 - 02:30 PM.

[Zudo]

Kewl. Yeah, this is really useful!

Edited by ZudoHackz, 05 July 2014 - 09:08 AM.

[Geforce Fan]

I like the normal smartpaste better. The UI is quite nice(although not done very efficiently)

[Cranium]

I would have liked to do the GUI better, but alas, my poor programming skills are not up to snuff.

[Geforce Fan]

check out how I did it in Sapphari(in my siggy). You can simply do it with math and sometimes even by setting background colors and printing spaces.

[timia2109]

I love it. Well features and a very nice UI!

[Lego Stax]

Very helpful. Yay! Now I don't have to head on over to Pastebin to upload something!

[nitrogenfingers]

How did I miss this first time around? +1. Awesome man, thanks so much!

[Cranium]

Ah, thanks, guys. Glad you like it!

[cdel]

was the uploading done using pastebins standard apis?

[Cranium]

Indeed it was.

[Lego Stax]

Again, amazing and easy-to-use program! However, I still like the previous one too:

Spoiler

Found it!

Edited by Lego Stax, 20 September 2014 - 10:32 PM.

[Cranium]

Lego Stax, on 20 September 2014 - 03:24 PM, said:

Again, amazing and easy-to-use program! However, I still like the previous one too:

Spoiler

Found it!
SmartPaste.png

Haha, you're one of the few people to actually find that. Nice job!

[Lego Stax]

Cranium, on 20 September 2014 - 04:36 PM, said:

Lego Stax, on 20 September 2014 - 03:24 PM, said:

Again, amazing and easy-to-use program! However, I still like the previous one too:

Spoiler

Found it!
SmartPaste.png

Haha, you're one of the few people to actually find that. Nice job!

Yay! Thanks, but now it's public, if anyone bothers to read it. It was just a matter of reading the code. And because of my laziness, I just called the unlock() function.

[nitrogenfingers]

A feature I'd really liked to see added to this program is the ability to update pastes as well as simply adding new ones. I don't know if that's possible with the smartpaste API but it would save the trouble of updating paste codes for all projects (especially useful if you use installers or have a lot of dependencies), or don't want to continue cluttering your profile.

[Cranium]

nitrogenfingers, on 09 October 2014 - 07:50 AM, said:

A feature I'd really liked to see added to this program is the ability to update pastes as well as simply adding new ones. I don't know if that's possible with the smartpaste API but it would save the trouble of updating paste codes for all projects (especially useful if you use installers or have a lot of dependencies), or don't want to continue cluttering your profile.

Well, I would like that as well, but unfortunately, pastebin's API doesn't have an option for updating existing pastes. Only deleting or uploading. So this is about as much as I could do, really...

[wieselkatze]

You know what would be nice? Favourite pastes. - So that you could save pastes from e.g. guests or other 'pasters'. Maybe let the program create a paste with all the pastebin-IDs in it, so that other instances also could read out the favourites.
That could possibly be done with a specific paste name which the program knows and uses for every account.
I'll leave the rest up to you - I just noticed it by rewriting my ingame editor with pastebin functionality - there's something big coming

[Creator]

WOW really nice and usefull, which emulator are you using?