Hi there guys. I am developing a pastebin in flask. It is not currently OS but I will release the source code soon. Here are some of the features which I have currently implemented. > the front page gives you a text area. Simply paste the code and press save. The code is saved as anonymous > you can signup and now if you paste code it will have the logged in user as author > you can see a list of your own pastes which you have pasted over time if you posted them while being online. > syntax highlighting. Now I want some ideas from you guys. What do you expect from a pastebin? I know there are other pastebins as well like dpaste but this is a personal project so guys please reply with some suggestions of features which I should add. Looking forward to your replies!
Admin management. Delete pastes, flag or ban users if they post abusive content. (This is unnecessary if you're running a pastebin just for yourself, but critical for a public pastebin -- that's why paste.pocoo.org shut down.) > On Dec 27, 2013, at 2:34 PM, Yasoob Khalid <yasoobkhld@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi there guys. I am developing a pastebin in flask. It is not currently OS but I will release the source code soon. Here are some of the features which I have currently implemented. > > the front page gives you a text area. Simply paste the code and press save. The code is saved as anonymous > > you can signup and now if you paste code it will have the logged in user as author > > you can see a list of your own pastes which you have pasted over time if you posted them while being online. > > syntax highlighting. > > Now I want some ideas from you guys. What do you expect from a pastebin? I know there are other pastebins as well like dpaste but this is a personal project so guys please reply with some suggestions of features which I should add. > > Looking forward to your replies! >
Push GIT repo to create new pastebin, but I guess that is what Edvin wrote about already -- Best, ᏛᎧ On Friday, December 27, 2013 at 3:05 PM, David Baumgold wrote: > Admin management. Delete pastes, flag or ban users if they post abusive content. (This is unnecessary if you're running a pastebin just for yourself, but critical for a public pastebin -- that's why paste.pocoo.org (http://paste.pocoo.org) shut down.) > > > On Dec 27, 2013, at 2:34 PM, Yasoob Khalid <yasoobkhld@gmail.com (mailto:yasoobkhld@gmail.com)> wrote: > > > > Hi there guys. I am developing a pastebin in flask. It is not currently OS but I will release the source code soon. Here are some of the features which I have currently implemented. > > > the front page gives you a text area. Simply paste the code and press save. The code is saved as anonymous > > > you can signup and now if you paste code it will have the logged in user as author > > > you can see a list of your own pastes which you have pasted over time if you posted them while being online. > > > syntax highlighting. > > > > > > > > > Now I want some ideas from you guys. What do you expect from a pastebin? I know there are other pastebins as well like dpaste but this is a personal project so guys please reply with some suggestions of features which I should add. > > > > Looking forward to your replies!
Edvin what do you mean by that. Do you mean to say that there should be an api endpoint like '/api/create' which should make a new paste if a post request is made with code? On Sat, Dec 28, 2013 at 1:11 AM, Viktor Evdokimov <ojosdegris@gmail.com>wrote: > Push GIT repo to create new pastebin, but I guess that is what Edvin wrote > about already > > > -- > Best, > ᏛᎧ > > On Friday, December 27, 2013 at 3:05 PM, David Baumgold wrote: > > Admin management. Delete pastes, flag or ban users if they post abusive > content. (This is unnecessary if you're running a pastebin just for > yourself, but critical for a public pastebin -- that's why paste.pocoo.orgshut down.) > > On Dec 27, 2013, at 2:34 PM, Yasoob Khalid <yasoobkhld@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi there guys. I am developing a pastebin in flask. It is not currently OS > but I will release the source code soon. Here are some of the features > which I have currently implemented. > > the front page gives you a text area. Simply paste the code and press > save. The code is saved as anonymous > you can signup and now if you paste code it will have the logged in user > as author > you can see a list of your own pastes which you have pasted ov er time if > you posted them while being online. > syntax highlighting. > > > Now I want some ideas from you guys. What do you expect from a pastebin? I > know there are other pastebins as well like dpaste but this is a personal > project so guys please reply with some suggestions of features which I > should add. > > Looking forward to your replies! > > >
Didn't have anything specific in mind, but yes that sounds like it would work On 27/12/13 20:32, Yasoob Khalid wrote: > Edvin what do you mean by that. Do you mean to say that there should > be an api endpoint like '/api/create' which should make a new paste if > a post request is made with code? > > > On Sat, Dec 28, 2013 at 1:11 AM, Viktor Evdokimov > <ojosdegris@gmail.com <mailto:ojosdegris@gmail.com>> wrote: > > Push GIT repo to create new pastebin, but I guess that is what > Edvin wrote about already > > > -- > Best, > _Ꮫ ^Ꭷ > > On Friday, December 27, 2013 at 3:05 PM, David Baumgold wrote: > >> Admin management. Delete pastes, flag or ban users if they post >> abusive content. (This is unnecessary if you're running a >> pastebin just for yourself, but critical for a public pastebin -- >> that's why paste.pocoo.org <http://paste.pocoo.org> shut down.) >> >>> On Dec 27, 2013, at 2:34 PM, Yasoob Khalid <yasoobkhld@gmail.com >>> <mailto:yasoobkhld@gmail.com>> wrote: >>> >>> Hi there guys. I am developing a pastebin in flask. It is not >>> currently OS but I will release the source code soon. Here are >>> some of the features which I have currently implemented. >>>> the front page gives you a text area. Simply paste the code and >>>> press save. The code is saved as anonymous >>>> you can signup and now if you paste code it will have the >>>> logged in user as author >>>> you can see a list of your own pastes which you have pasted ov >>>> er time if you posted them while being online. >>>> syntax highlighting. >>> >>> Now I want some ideas from you guys. What do you expect from a >>> pastebin? I know there are other pastebins as well like dpaste >>> but this is a personal project so guys please reply with some >>> suggestions of features which I should add. >>> >>> Looking forward to your replies! > >
The thing I hate the most about most pastebins is that they only use a small window in the middle of the screen. Please have it full-width, like hastebin.com
I will have it full-width but a little bit smaller than hastebin.com :) On Sat, Dec 28, 2013 at 2:22 AM, mail@totokaka.io <mail@totokaka.io> wrote: > The thing I hate the most about most pastebins is that they only use a > small window in the middle of the screen. > Please have it full-width, like hastebin.com >
I'm also working on something similar. Would love to help out with your project. Best, Farhan : ) > On Dec 27, 2013, at 1:34 PM, Yasoob Khalid <yasoobkhld@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi there guys. I am developing a pastebin in flask. It is not currently OS but I will release the source code soon. Here are some of the features which I have currently implemented. > > the front page gives you a text area. Simply paste the code and press save. The code is saved as anonymous > > you can signup and now if you paste code it will have the logged in user as author > > you can see a list of your own pastes which you have pasted over time if you posted them while being online. > > syntax highlighting. > > Now I want some ideas from you guys. What do you expect from a pastebin? I know there are other pastebins as well like dpaste but this is a personal project so guys please reply with some suggestions of features which I should add. > > Looking forward to your replies! >
@Farhan what are you making? What features have you incorporated? On Sat, Dec 28, 2013 at 1:31 AM, Farhan Ahmed <inshany@gmail.com> wrote: > I'm also working on something similar. Would love to help out with your > project. > > Best, > Farhan : ) > > > On Dec 27, 2013, at 1:34 PM, Yasoob Khalid <yasoobkhld@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > Hi there guys. I am developing a pastebin in flask. It is not currently > OS but I will release the source code soon. Here are some of the features > which I have currently implemented. > > > the front page gives you a text area. Simply paste the code and press > save. The code is saved as anonymous > > > you can signup and now if you paste code it will have the logged in > user as author > > > you can see a list of your own pastes which you have pasted over time > if you posted them while being online. > > > syntax highlighting. > > > > Now I want some ideas from you guys. What do you expect from a pastebin? > I know there are other pastebins as well like dpaste but this is a personal > project so guys please reply with some suggestions of features which I > should add. > > > > Looking forward to your replies! > > >
Just usual stuff, quick pasting, a simple API, timed pastes, registering users so users can keep track, but still allowing pastes without registering. Did it for my self and extended it for my team where I use to work. Never got around to open sourcing it. Best, Farhan : ) > On Dec 27, 2013, at 2:37 PM, Yasoob Khalid <yasoobkhld@gmail.com> wrote: > > @Farhan what are you making? What features have you incorporated? > > >> On Sat, Dec 28, 2013 at 1:31 AM, Farhan Ahmed <inshany@gmail.com> wrote: >> I'm also working on something similar. Would love to help out with your project. >> >> Best, >> Farhan : ) >> >> > On Dec 27, 2013, at 1:34 PM, Yasoob Khalid <yasoobkhld@gmail.com> wrote: >> > >> > Hi there guys. I am developing a pastebin in flask. It is not currently OS but I will release the source code soon. Here are some of the features which I have currently implemented. >> > > the front page gives you a text area. Simply paste the code and press save. The code is saved as anonymous >> > > you can signup and now if you paste code it will have the logged in user as author >> > > you can see a list of your own pastes which you have pasted over time if you posted them while being online. >> > > syntax highlighting. >> > >> > Now I want some ideas from you guys. What do you expect from a pastebin? I know there are other pastebins as well like dpaste but this is a personal project so guys please reply with some suggestions of features which I should add. >> > >> > Looking forward to your replies! >> > >
+1 Farhan Farhan how did you integrate post expiration? Cron script or some sorcery in the flask app? I haven't yet integrated it but I am thinking of a suitable way to integrate this. Can you share some more info for that? Btw just integrated comments successfully (yay!). On Sat, Dec 28, 2013 at 3:49 AM, Farhan Ahmed <inshany@gmail.com> wrote: > Just usual stuff, quick pasting, a simple API, timed pastes, registering > users so users can keep track, but still allowing pastes without > registering. > > Did it for my self and extended it for my team where I use to work. Never > got around to open sourcing it. > > Best, > Farhan : ) > > On Dec 27, 2013, at 2:37 PM, Yasoob Khalid <yasoobkhld@gmail.com> wrote: > > @Farhan what are you making? What features have you incorporated? > > > On Sat, Dec 28, 2013 at 1:31 AM, Farhan Ahmed <inshany@gmail.com> wrote: > >> I'm also working on something similar. Would love to help out with your >> project. >> >> Best, >> Farhan : ) >> >> > On Dec 27, 2013, at 1:34 PM, Yasoob Khalid <yasoobkhld@gmail.com> >> wrote: >> > >> > Hi there guys. I am developing a pastebin in flask. It is not currently >> OS but I will release the source code soon. Here are some of the features >> which I have currently implemented. >> > > the front page gives you a text area. Simply paste the code and press >> save. The code is saved as anonymous >> > > you can signup and now if you paste code it will have the logged in >> user as author >> > > you can see a list of your own pastes which you have pasted over time >> if you posted them while being online. >> > > syntax highlighting. >> > >> > Now I want some ideas from you guys. What do you expect from a >> pastebin? I know there are other pastebins as well like dpaste but this is >> a personal project so guys please reply with some suggestions of features >> which I should add. >> > >> > Looking forward to your replies! >> > >> > >
Is that per-line comments, or per file? *------totokaka* *email:* mail@totokaka.io 2013/12/28 Yasoob Khalid <yasoobkhld@gmail.com> > +1 Farhan > Farhan how did you integrate post expiration? Cron script or some sorcery > in the flask app? I haven't yet integrated it but I am thinking of a > suitable way to integrate this. Can you share some more info for that? > Btw just integrated comments successfully (yay!). > > > On Sat, Dec 28, 2013 at 3:49 AM, Farhan Ahmed <inshany@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Just usual stuff, quick pasting, a simple API, timed pastes, registering >> users so users can keep track, but still allowing pastes without >> registering. >> >> Did it for my self and extended it for my team where I use to work. Never >> got around to open sourcing it. >> >> Best, >> Farhan : ) >> >> On Dec 27, 2013, at 2:37 PM, Yasoob Khalid <yasoobkhld@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> @Farhan what are you making? What features have you incorporated? >> >> >> On Sat, Dec 28, 2013 at 1:31 AM, Farhan Ahmed <inshany@gmail.com> wrote: >> >>> I'm also working on something similar. Would love to help out with your >>> project. >>> >>> Best, >>> Farhan : ) >>> >>> > On Dec 27, 2013, at 1:34 PM, Yasoob Khalid <yasoobkhld@gmail.com> >>> wrote: >>> > >>> > Hi there guys. I am developing a pastebin in flask. It is not >>> currently OS but I will release the source code soon. Here are some of the >>> features which I have currently implemented. >>> > > the front page gives you a text area. Simply paste the code and >>> press save. The code is saved as anonymous >>> > > you can signup and now if you paste code it will have the logged in >>> user as author >>> > > you can see a list of your own pastes which you have pasted over >>> time if you posted them while being online. >>> > > syntax highlighting. >>> > >>> > Now I want some ideas from you guys. What do you expect from a >>> pastebin? I know there are other pastebins as well like dpaste but this is >>> a personal project so guys please reply with some suggestions of features >>> which I should add. >>> > >>> > Looking forward to your replies! >>> > >>> >> >> >
per file
While I understand the 'per file' comments, best would be to incorporate 'per line' comments. That would be better functionality and discourse wise. Best, Farhan : ) > On Dec 28, 2013, at 10:36 AM, Yasoob Khalid <yasoobkhld@gmail.com> wrote: > > per file
Guys I have put the pastebin on heroku. Here is the link http://logit-bin.herokuapp.com/ Just check it out and tell me some improvements. :) I hope to listen soon from you guys Cheers, Yasoob On Sat, Dec 28, 2013 at 9:53 PM, Farhan Ahmed <inshany@gmail.com> wrote: > While I understand the 'per file' comments, best would be to incorporate > 'per line' comments. That would be better functionality and discourse wise. > > Best, > Farhan : ) > > > On Dec 28, 2013, at 10:36 AM, Yasoob Khalid <yasoobkhld@gmail.com> > wrote: > > > > per file >
I have cron script that kicks off a celery task to remove expired pastes. May not be the best way, but it works. Best, Farhan : ) > On Dec 27, 2013, at 5:05 PM, Yasoob Khalid <yasoobkhld@gmail.com> wrote: > > +1 Farhan > Farhan how did you integrate post expiration? Cron script or some sorcery in the flask app? I haven't yet integrated it but I am thinking of a suitable way to integrate this. Can you share some more info for that? > Btw just integrated comments successfully (yay!).
API that would allow painless use from terminal would be nice Edvni On 27/12/13 19:34, Yasoob Khalid wrote: > Hi there guys. I am developing a pastebin in flask. It is not > currently OS but I will release the source code soon. Here are some of > the features which I have currently implemented. > > the front page gives you a text area. Simply paste the code and > press save. The code is saved as anonymous > > you can signup and now if you paste code it will have the logged in > user as author > > you can see a list of your own pastes which you have pasted over > time if you posted them while being online. > > syntax highlighting. > > Now I want some ideas from you guys. What do you expect from a > pastebin? I know there are other pastebins as well like dpaste but > this is a personal project so guys please reply with some suggestions > of features which I should add. > > Looking forward to your replies! >