[!IMPORTANT]\ Read our docs at pico.sh.
Open source and managed web services leveraging SSH.
The secret ingredient to all our services is how we let users publish content without needing to install anything. We accomplish this with the SSH tools you already have installed on your system.
Want to publish a blog post? Use rsync, scp, or sftp. Want to publish a website? Use rsync, scp, or sftp. Want to share a code snippet with a colleague? Use rsync, scp, or sftp. Hopefully you see the trend.
*nix
pipes over SSHUpload your static site to us:
rsync -rv ./public/ pgs.sh:/mysite/
Now your site is available with TLS handled for you: https://{user}-mysite.pgs.sh We also automatically handle TLS for your custom domains!
if you have a local webserver on localhost:8000, activate an SSH tunnel to us:
ssh -R dev:80:localhost:8000 tuns.sh
Now your local dev server is availble on the web: https://dev.tuns.sh
Have one terminal listen for an event and another terminal send the event:
# term 1
ssh pipe.pico.sh sub mytopic
# term 2
echo "Hello world!" | ssh pipe.pico.sh pub mytopic
The sub
will receive "Hello world!"
Create your first post, (e.g. hello-world.md
):
# hello world!
This is my first blog post.
Cya!
Upload the post to us:
scp hello-world.md prose.sh:/
Congrats! You just published a blog article, accessible here: https://{user}.prose.sh/hello-world
Pipe some stdout to us:
git diff | ssh pastes.sh changes.patch
And instantly share your code snippets: https://{user}.pastes.sh/changes.patch
Create a blogs.txt file:
=: email rss@myemail.com
=: digest_interval 1day
=> https://pico.prose.sh/rss
=> https://erock.prose.sh/rss
Then upload it to us:
scp blogs.txt feeds.pico.sh:/
After the daily interval has been reached, you will receive an email with your feeds!