README.md

ksau

Overview

A simple tool written in bash to use my index for uploading files. Might be alternative to bash-upload, we-transfer, transfer.sh.

How to get started

For Linux/macOS/BSD systems.

curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ksauraj/global_index_source/master/setup | bash

For Linux/macOS/BSD systems (ROOT USER).

curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ksauraj/global_index_source/master/setup-root | bash

For Termux user.

curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ksauraj/global_index_source/master/setup | bash

Once tool is installed, run setup.

ksau setup

If dependencies not installed, then run

ksau dependencies

To upload

ksau upload [FILE] [FOLDER] # Uploads the given file to the given folder on index.
#Example - ksau upload test.txt Public

To update

ksau update

Note : Update might be broken for v2.1.0 or below

To check version

ksau version

Usage

Usage : ksau [-r] [OPTION]... [FILE]...

Options:
    -r    Add random string to the end of filename when uploading
    -q    Suppress all output, printing only the link after upload is finished

    Note that all options must be passed BEFORE other arguments.

upload [FILE] [FOLDER]    : Uploads the given file to the given folder
                            on index.

upload [FILE] [FOLDER]    : Uploads the given file to the given folder
                            but with new filename with random strings
                            at last (before extension if present).

setup                     : Recquired while using first time.

update                    : Fetch and install latest version
                            available.

dependencies              : Installs recquired dependencies.

help                      : To get this message.

version                   : To get version info.

Example : ksau upload test.txt Public

Contributing

If you want to contribute, please make sure you have shfmt installed, and run make lint before commiting. This ensures tabs and spaces does not get mixed, as well as consistent styling.

Alternatively, you can use our provided hook to run make lint automatically before git commits your changes.

To install the hook:

make install-hook

# For example, shfmt will ensure:
if condition
then
    do_stuff
else
    do_stuff
fi

# is always written as:
if condition; then
    do_stuff
else
    do_stuff
fi

# The same applies to loops and switch statements (case;esac)

Abuse alert

Please don't abuse, we have limited storage. Also I'm sharing my configs just for community use and I get nothing from it.

Create Your Own

Just change your rclone config and index link in ksau.

Tool By @Ksauraj (@ksauraj) and @hakimifr