A friend asked for a shortcut that would upload a photo to some.pics, so he could use them on his weblog. I went and made it.
It’s not pretty, or polished, but it works. Run it, pick a photo, and it will upload it to your some.pics account, in private mode. That means it won’t have a description, so it will be hidden from the feed.
When it finishes you’ll have the link in your clipboard, already formatted in Markdown, ready to paste.
Make sure to read the rules about uploading to some.pics. Don’t abuse the system, play nice.
This is wonderful! Sorry for all of the headaches with the description aspect. Looking into that. If all goes well, soon I’ll have a new API documentation framework that will allow you to test/try different endpoints. This should make it easier to examine raw responses and troubleshoot stuff without resorting to other tools. Stay tuned!
I’ve tried with Postman, and it seemed to work. I can’t figure out where I’m failing. The “new” URL, with the id set is correct, the text that should be added is correct, and the second call seems to be ok. Token is set, and JSON payload only has description and the text. And yet it’s failing
