Easy MediaFire file management from the command line.
###Installation
Create MediaFire account
Follow the MediaFire instructions to install the Python SDK
Install Python xattr library
git clone https://github.com/cdpetty/one.git ~/One
Add this line to your bashrc (or zshrc, etc): alias one="python3 ~/One/one.py"
###Documentation Explanation of the various commands
####"one init" Run "one init" to sign into one for the first time
####"one out" Run "one out" to sign out of one
####"one change" Run "one change" to switch users
####"one push"
Run "one push [files]" to upload files to a MediaFire account
You can specify a path on MediaFire. e.g. "one push test1.txt -p MediaFire_Folder_1/MediaFire_Folder_2"
Ex: "$one push test1.txt test2.docx" will upload test.txt and test2.docx to the signed in account
####"one pull"
Run "one pull [files]" to download files from a MediaFire account
You can specify a path on MediaFire. e.g. "one pull MediaFire_Folder_1/MediaFire_Folder_2/test1.txt"
Ex: "$one pull test1.txt test2.docx" will download test.txt and test2.docx to the current folder
####"one diff"
Run "one diff [files]" to see if the remote or local file is more up to date
You can specify a path on MediaFire. e.g. "one diff test1.txt -p MediaFire_Folder_1/MediaFire_Folder_2/test1.txt"
Ex: "$one diff test1.txt -p MediaFire_Folder_1/test1.txt" will state if the file on MediaFire is more or less up to date than the local file
####"one share" (Soon to be deprecated)
Run "one share [files]" to receive the direct download link to a file and optionally email that link to anyone
####"one list"
Run "one list" to receive a list of the files currently stored on the signed in MediaFire account
You can specify a path on MediaFire. e.g. "one list MediaFire_Folder_1/MediaFire_Folder_2/"
####"one del"
Run "one del [files]" to delete a file from MediaFire
Ex: "$one del test1.txt test2.docx" will delete test1.txt and test2.docx from the signed in MediaFire account
You can specify a path on MediaFire. e.g. "one del MediaFire_Folder_1/MediaFire_Folder_2/test1.txt"