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Is cli compatible with original ZeroBin? #84

Closed marsjaninzmarsa closed 4 years ago

marsjaninzmarsa commented 9 years ago

If it is, you should explicite wrote it in FAQ, I think. If not, why not?

sametmax commented 9 years ago

We didn't code cli, it's an external contribution, so I can't answer reliably the question, but I doubt it's compatible as we didn't attempt to have the same file format as zerobin. Our original goal has never been to have compatible implementation anyway. If this is important to you, you can try to get in touch with sebsauvage (the author of zerobin), et work with in on an official specification of these things. In that case, we may implement it. Alhough I'm not sure I see the value of it.

marsjaninzmarsa commented 9 years ago

I just see value of cli client for ZeroBin, I found this project and I like Python + Node approach more than bash + Rhyno/V8 approach, that's it.

marsjaninzmarsa commented 9 years ago

Just crosscompatible API for remote posting and getting content should be great (you are still using SJCL, so client-side encryption should work the same way, right?).

I may end-up with PR-s, so be warned! :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

sametmax commented 9 years ago

I'm actually thinking of getting rid of the node part and rewrite that in Python. Their is not API for remote posting on either these projects except the HTTP POST. But if you do make a PR, I promise I will spend time considering it.

ip1981 commented 8 years ago

Hi :-) FYI https://github.com/zalora/zerobin

sametmax commented 8 years ago

oh :)

Le 01/11/2015 18:18, Igor Pashev a écrit :

Hi :-) FYI https://github.com/zalora/zerobin

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/sametmax/0bin/issues/84#issuecomment-152846813.

ksamuel commented 4 years ago

The JS tool has been removed. Maybe in the future, we will add a Python equivalent, using sjcl.py.