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# Coffeepaste
Coffeepaste is a pastebin-like service intended to be used from the command line.
## Building
Build with `cargo build` (or `cargo build --release` for a release build).
## Config
The config file `config.toml` contains config options like data path,
page URL, max file size, etc. It's compiled into the binary, so
any changes requires a recompile.
## Usage
The basic usage is to do `curl --upload-file <file> <URL>` to upload a file,
or `curl --upload-file - <URL>` to upload from stdin.
The server will respond with a URL to your content.
The URL's extension doesn't change the content of the file, but might change
the way it's presented.
## HTTP endpoints
### `GET /`, `GET /index.html`
Get the main page which provides usage information.
### `GET /<ID>`
Get the raw content of the file with the given ID.
### `GET /<ID>.<EXT>`
View the contents of the file with the given ID,
but displayed in a way determined by the extension.
* Any extension associated with an image, video or audio file is sent unmodified,
but with the appropriate Content-Type header.
* Other extensions are a bit more complex:
* If the client doing the request doesn't advertise HTML support, the client
is sent the content unmodified.
* Otherwise, the client is sent an HTML page which adds syntax highlighting
and other features, where the syntax highlighting is determined by the
extension (or, if the extension is `.auto`, the syntax highlighting
guesses the file type based on content).
### `PUT /<PATH>`
Upload a file to the server. The path is ignored (a random ID is generated
instead), but if the path has a file extension, the returned URL will have
the same file extension.
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