Uploading

Upload from the terminal, the admin page, or the HTTP API.

From the terminal

bin/jalco-drop uploads a file, a folder, a Scrawl capture or stdin, prints the link, and copies it to your clipboard.

jalco-drop notes.md                       # a file
jalco-drop ~/skills/my-skill              # a folder, zipped for you
git diff | jalco-drop -n fix.diff -e 7d   # stdin, with a name and expiry
jalco-drop -p hunter2 report.pdf          # password protected
jalco-drop -s demo slides.html            # a readable link: /demo
jalco-drop -l                             # list drops
jalco-drop -d demo                        # delete one

Flag	What it does
`-p PASSWORD`	Require a password to open the drop
`-e EXPIRY`	Expire after `12h`, `7d` and so on
`-s SLUG`	Choose the link path instead of a random 10-character one
`-n NAME`	Display name, and the extension that picks highlighting

Set JALCO_DROP_URL and JALCO_DROP_TOKEN first. The token can be the admin token or a named token.

From the admin page

Sign in at /admin with the admin token. New drop takes a file (drag it onto the dropzone) or pasted text, with an optional name, slug, password and expiry.

Over HTTP

curl -X POST "https://drop.example.com/api/items?name=notes.md&expires=7d" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $JALCO_DROP_TOKEN" \
  -H "Content-Type: text/markdown" \
  -H "X-Drop-Password: hunter2" \
  --data-binary @notes.md

The response is { "slug": "...", "url": "..." }. See the API reference for listing and deleting.