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TMPER provides temporary file sharing using simple {{codelen}} digit codes ({{36**codelen}} unique). Each file can have a max number of downloads, file lifetime, and password associated with it, defaults are 1 download, 3 days, and no password. Max upload size of 128M. You can upload and download from the web. After uploading to the main site, you will be given a {{codelen}} digit code which you may share. A particular code may then be downloaded by visiting https://tmper.co/<code>. To upload and download from command line, we recommend using tmper as well. This can be done by the short commands u, d (see `tmper --help` for details). pip install tmper tmper u /path/to/some/file # upload file and get 3 digit code tmper d <code> # download the code You can also start a server of your own using: tmper s --port=<port>
GET / -- landing site with upload /help -- this information /CODE?ARGS -- get a file given by CODE ARGS (optional) : key - password associated with the file v - view contents on website rather than raw download Examples : curl https://tmper.co/uik curl https://tmper.co/ab8?key=supersecretpassword firefox https://tmper.co/7el?v POST /?ARGS -- upload a file and receive a name /CODE?ARGS -- upload file to a particular name ARGS (optional) : time -- set the lifetime, for each "3 days", "5 mins" key -- set a password for a particular file n -- set number of times a file can be downloaded Example : curl -XPOST -F file=@filename https://tmper.co/?key=secretpassword&n=3 # function for .bashrc to simplify upload function tmper() { curl -X POST -F file=@"$$1" https://tmper.co/ }
In simple terms, we guarantee nothing about your interaction with this site and are not liable for anything that may happen to you, your belongings, intellectual property, etc due to your use of it. We will attempt to make your files available to others under the constraints which you ask (lifetime, number of downloads permitted, password protection) but again cannot make any guarantees. We record statistics about your visit including time, file type, and file size of each upload. However, when a file has expired (from time or download count) we delete both the file and all other metadata associated with it. We use cookies (client side reading only) to keep track of your preferences so that you don't have to fiddle with the interface every visit. We track your visit with server logs, which are purged periodically. We may look at these logs to ensure the health of the site in a hostile internet environment. These statements may be checked by viewing the source code, which is available under the MIT license -- this code is directly run on a VPS for convenience to users.{% end %} {% whitespace single %}