Snipli

Convert your local files into a gist in just a snap

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Convert your local files into a gist in just a snap

2 followers

Ever wanted to share a file of your codebase and had to copy and paste the content and create a new GitHub gist? Presenting Snipli, a minimal command-line interface to create GitHub gists of your local files at blazing fast speeds ⚡

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Hey ProductHunt folks 👋! Ever wanted to share a file of your codebase and had to copy and paste the content and create a new GitHub gist? Presenting Snipli, a minimal command-line interface to create GitHub gists of your local files at blazing fast speeds ⚡ What can you do using Snipli? - Create a new GitHub gist of your local file right away from the terminal - Update an existing GitHub gist - Delete an existing GitHub gist - Read an existing GitHub gist from your terminal no need to open the browser and much more... 🔗 Links - GitHub: https://github.com/kira272921/sn... - npmjs: https://npmjs.com/package/snipli

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4yr ago

At first I thought it's pure overengineering to have a CLI to manage gists and it is when the gist is a one-off creation. But, when you're working with gist heavily and frequent updates are required, this CLI indeed saves a lot of time. Besides, the website is really cool. How did you create the animated code snippets? @avneesh_agarwal

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4yr ago

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@alexander_eble haha yeah. Flr the animated snippets we used a library calledresct typist. You can check the full code of the website here- https://github.com/avneesh0612/s...

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4yr ago