Pastefy is a self-hosted web application for storing and sharing code, text, and files. It is an alternative to GitHub Gists and Pastebin.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Displays raw paste content.
- Copies paste content to the clipboard.
- Creates new pastes by forking existing pastes.
- Provides a REST API.
- Organises pastes into folders.
- Lists and deletes pastes created by signed-in users.
- Uploads files from the command line with curl.
- Previews Markdown, Mermaid diagrams, SVG images, CSV data, GeoJSON, diffs, calendars, regular expressions, and Asciinema recordings.
- Supports multiple OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect providers.
- Offers extensions for Visual Studio Code and Raycast.
Website: github.com/interaapps/pastefy
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Developer: InteraApps
License: MIT License
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