# SUpload (Screenshot - Upload) SUpload is an easy to use bash script for taking screenshots and uploading files to a curl supported file host. Supports multiple domains, perfect for shitposting, AND for work! ## Installation Until I can get packaging working, this'll have to do. It installs it to `/usr/local/bin/supload`, check the Makefile for more info. ```bash git clone https://git.volkor.me/Volkor/supload.git cd supload sudo make install ``` ## Configuration The default config is located at /etc/supload.conf, If it exists, it will read from ~/.config/supload/settings.conf. The home config file will take priority. If you delete this file, it will **NOT** be recreated, you will have to recreate it. To see the config defaults, check the start of `supload.sh`. ## Dependencies - bash (this is important) - curl (needed for actually uploading the file) - jq (needed to parse the json responses) ## Optional dependencies ### Screenshot backends | Screenshot Backend | Display Server | Notes | | |---------------------------------------------------|-------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|---| | scrot | X11 | Legacy Screenshot | | | maim | X11 | Better Looking Selections | | | spectacle | X11 or Wayland! | KDE/Plasma Selection | | | gnome-screenshot | - | Doesn't work, thanks gnome for not letting you control it with terminal :/ | | | [watershot](https://github.com/Kirottu/watershot) | Wayland (wlroots) | Haven't tested this since I'm using KDE now ### Other Optional dependencies - ffmpeg, slop (optional, needed for video recording), X11 only for now - xclip (optional, needed for clipboard), or [wl-clipboard](https://github.com/bugaevc/wl-clipboard) on wayland ## Usage You can use `supload -h`, or view it below. ```bash Usage: supload [OPTIONS] [FILE] Options: -d Use custom domain use -d -o Automatically open in browser -s Screenshot mode (maim Selection) -g Screen Recording Mode (ffcast) -V Verbose (debug mode) -v Shows current version of SUpload Examples: # Upload test.txt $ supload test.txt # Paste from STDIN (pipe from another command) $ cat test.txt | supload - # Screenshot $ supload -s # Screenshot, and upload to SFW domain, open in new window $ supload -fos # Screenshot and debug output $ supload -Vs # Record and Upload video (make sure to press q to end recording) $ supload -g ```