Scripts and Editor Integration
For some popular editors lodgeit integration scripts/plugins exist. Additionally there is also a small script that allows pasting from the command line.
Command Line Script
The usage is pretty simple, to paste a file use the following command
lodgeit.py /path/to/file
This will use various guessing methods to get the correct language of the file. If all guessing fails it falls back to a normal text paste. You can also provide the language yourself.
lodgeit.py -l LANGUAGE /path/to/file
For a list of supported languages use the following command:
lodgeit.py --languages
If no file is given it will read from the standard input stream.
If multiple files are given, they will be put into one paste using the "multi-file" formatter.
Download: lodgeit.py
Vim Support
If Vim is your editor you can paste and download pastes directly from within Vim.
All you have to do to paste the current range or whole buffer to lodgeit is executing :Lodgeit. If you want you can map this command to a mapping like ctrl+p by adding this to your vimrc:
map ^P :Lodgeit<CR>
(^P is entered using ctrl + v, ctrl + in vim)
If you want to reply to a paste from within Vim you can call :Lodgeit PASTE_URL or :Lodgeit #PASTE_ID and load the paste into a new tab. After modifing it you can push the new version to the server using :Lodgeit.
Download: lodgeit.vim
Emacs Support
You need a working installation of Pymacs. For Linux users, many distributions already include a package; otherwise, refer to the Pymacs documentation for help. If Pymacs is working, you just need to put paste.py into a directory where Pymacs can find it (see the variable pymacs-load-path), and add the line (pymacs-load "paste") to your .emacs file. If you want a Pastebin menu in your menu bar, you also need to add the line (paste-menu).
Detailed usage instructions are located at on the project page.
Download: paste.py