If you are a longtime dropbox user you will keep it though.
Sold. Given the amount of prototyping I do on my workstation requiring constant review of previous revisions for collaboration, this is something that lets me get a link sent and stays as far out of the way of my workflow as possible-and it supports an application my team already uses? Yep. Sold.
I might fork this so I can add the option to define which directory in /Public, since I'm OCD like that (having stray files kills me). Thanks for this!
Feel free to file an issue for it for now -- or I will, tomorrow.
OSX 10.8.2 and up to date dropbox.
Feel free to download and replace your installation with that!
(PS: automatic updating is an upcoming feature also, but I first have to figure out how to do it :) )
Thank you, I'll look into it!
Edit: someone has opened a github issue for this https://github.com/fwenzel/upshot/issues/28
That said, UpShot is not trying to compete with all the services out there that also do something useful. I just wrote my own to scratch a particular itch of mine. I hope it's useful to others also.
If you're not bugged by the interstitial HTML document standing between you and your screenshot, good for you! :)
#!/bin/bash
userid="your id here"
myfile=$(date +%Y%m%d%S).png
scrot -s "/home/mononofu/Dropbox/public/$myfile"
echo "http://dl.dropbox.com/u/$userid/$myfile | xclip -selection c
notify-send "Done"That is why I use a hacked version of Gyazo (http://gyazo.com/). I modified the script so that moves the file to dropbox instead of their monstrosity of a share page.
Gyazo is the best because you launch the app, are presented with a standard screenshot UI, and then the app closes and your URL is copied and opened in a browser.
Here is my modified gyazo script if you want to try it: https://gist.github.com/3390267
https://github.com/RoboTeddy/dotfiles/blob/master/bin/screen...
- uses https, to keep url and screenshot secret
- uses long random filenames to prevent enumeration
- copies url to clipboard before upload starts, so you can paste it immediately
A year ago I hacked together an almost trivial Folder Action Script that does the same thing, and works really well. In case anyone's interested, here it is:
I also agree on the Cocoa app on github. Haven't seen many of those!
!true. tinygrab supports sftp. doesn't it?