NAME
    App::mojopaste - Pastebin application

VERSION
    0.15

DESCRIPTION
    Mojopaste is a pastebin application. There's about one million of these
    out there, but if you have the need to run something internally at work
    or you just fancy having your own pastebin, this is your application.

  Text and code
    The standard version of App::mojopaste can take normal text as input,
    store it as a text file on the server and render the content as either
    plain text or prettified using Google prettify
    <https://code.google.com/p/google-code-prettify/>. (Note: Maybe another
    prettifier will be used in future versions)

  Charts
    In addition to just supporting text, this application can also make
    charts from the input data. To turn this feature on, you need to specify
    "enable_charts" in the config or set the "PASTE_ENABLE_CHARTS"
    environment variable:

      $ PASTE_ENABLE_CHARTS=1 script/mojopaste daemon;

    The input chart data can be given as JSON or CSV:

    *   Raw morris.js arguments

        Example:

          {
            "data": [
              { "x": "2015-02-04 15:03", "a": 120, "b": 90 },
              { "x": "2015-03-14", "a": 75, "b": 65 },
              { "x": "2015-04", "a": 100, "b": 40 }
            ],
            "xkey": "x",
            "ykeys": ["a", "b"],
            "labels": ["Series A", "Series B"]
          }

        "xkey" default to "x". "ykeys" default to the rest of the keys in
        the first element in "data", excluding xkey. "labels" default to
        "ykeys".

        See <http://morrisjs.github.io/morris.js/lines.html> for more
        details.

        Note that by installing JSON.pm the input format can be less strict,
        allowing JavaScript notation instead of strict JSON.

    *   Just data

          [
            // comments are allowed
            # both "#" and "//" can be used anywhere, but on a line by itself
            { "x": "2015-02-04 15:03", "a": 120, "b": 90 },
            { "x": "2015-03-14", "a": 75, "b": 65 },
            { "x": "2015-04", "a": 100, "b": 40 }
          ]

        This input format takes just an JSON array and will use that as
        "data". The rest will use the default value rules from above.

    *   CSV data

        CSV data is similar to "Just data" above, except the first line is
        used as "xkey,ykey1,ykey2,...". Example:

          # Can have comments in CSV input as well
          x,a,b
          2015-02-04 15:03,120,90
          2015-03-14,75,65
          2015-04,100,40

        CSV input data require Text::CSV to be installed.

DEMO
    You can try mojopaste here: <http://p.thorsen.pm>.

INSTALLATION
    Install system wide with cpanm:

      $ cpanm --sudo App::mojopaste

    Don't have cpanm installed?

      $ curl -L http://cpanmin.us | perl - --sudo App::mojopaste
      $ wget http://cpanmin.us -O - | perl - --sudo App::mojopaste

SYNOPSIS
    *   Simple single process daemon

          $ mojopaste daemon --listen http://*:8080

    *   Save paste to custom dir

          $ PASTE_DIR=/path/to/paste/dir mojopaste daemon --listen http://*:8080

    *   Using the UNIX optimized, preforking hypnotoad web server

          $ MOJO_CONFIG=/path/to/mojopaste.conf hypnotoad $(which mojopaste)

        Example mojopaste.conf:

          {
            paste_dir     => '/path/to/paste/dir',
            allow_robots  => 1, # default is 0
            enable_charts => 1, # default is 0
            hypnotoad => {
              listen => ['http://*:8080'],
            },
          }

        "allow_robots" will disable javascript requirements and allow simple
        scripts (robots) to use the pastebin without much knowledge.

        "enable_charts" is for adding a button which can make a chart of the
        input data using morris.js <http://morrisjs.github.io/morris.js>

        Check out Mojo::Server::Hypnotoad for more hypnotoad options.

OTHER PASTEBINS
    *   <http://paste.scsys.co.uk>

    *   <http://paste.ubuntu.com>

    *   <http://pastebin.com>

AUTHOR
    Jan Henning Thorsen - "jhthorsen@cpan.org"