Usage:
    command | curl -F 'data=<-' -F 'type=<TYPE>' -F 'days=<DAYS>' -F 'name=<NAME>' https://ghostbins.duckdns.org/

    Pipe standard output from command into curl. A link to the content uploaded will then be given.
    <TYPE> (Extension)  is file extension. I.e. txt, jpg, or png depending on the content.
    <DAYS> (Integer)    is number of days the paste should survive before pruned. Maximum is 5 day(s).
    <NAME> (String)     sets a filename. Alphanumeric characters.
    -F 'type=...' can be omitted. Then plain text is assumed.
    -F 'days=...' can be omitted. Then the default of 1 day(s) will be used.
    -F 'name=...' can be omitted. Then a random name of 8 alphanumeric characters will be used.


 
Examples:
    echo "Hello World" | curl -F 'data=<-' -F 'type=txt' https://ghostbins.duckdns.org/
    
    It'll post the echoed string as text and the content is handled as such. 
    It'll survive for the default amount of time, which currently is 1 day(s).

    
    
    cat MyCat.png | curl -F 'data=<-' -F 'type=png' -F 'days=3' -F 'name=MyAwesomeCat' https://ghostbins.duckdns.org/
    
    This will post the image data from the file "MyCat.png", set the type as png and name it "MyAwesomeCat.png" on the server.
    It's also set to survive for 3 days.



Formats supported are split up into groups depending on the mime-type.
    Currently supports:
        <Content>                                       <mime type>                         <Notes>                                         <Offered ...>
        Standard text (txt, log ... )                   text/plain                          Always set as *.txt.                            In browser.
        Raw text (raw, plain)                           text/plain                          No extension appended to the file name.         In browser.
        Shell scripts (bat, ps, sh, csh, zsh ... )      text/x-shellscript                  Text mode only. Binary payloads will corrupt    As Download.
        Common image formats (png, jpg, gif ... )       image/...                           Common image formats supported.                 In browser.
        Html (html, htm)                                text/html                           Will render as a html page                      Rendered in browser.
        Compressed archives (7z, zip, rar, gz ... )     application/x-...-compressed        Some exotic archives might not be supported     As Download.
        Other archival formats (tar ...)                application/octet-stream            Glue files together and hope for the best.      As Download.
        Binary (exe, bin, [none])                       application/x-binary                Use on your own risk. Not scanned.              As Download.
        Video (mkv, mp4, mpg ... )                      video/...                           Don't forget the popcorn!                       In browser.
        Audio (wav, mp3, flac, ... )                    audio/...                           Headphones recommended.                         In Browser.

Tips & tricks:
    Omit all extra form values to simply upload in plain text mode.
        Example:    cat instructions.txt | curl -F 'data=<-' https://ghostbins.duckdns.org/

    Set "type" as empty to force upload in binary mode, instead of the default of plain text.
        Example:    cat binaryfile | curl -F 'data=<-' -F 'type=' https://ghostbins.duckdns.org/
        
    Use an alias to reduce the manual labor.
        Example:    alias ghbin="curl -F 'data=<-' -F 'type=txt' -F 'days=5' https://ghostbins.duckdns.org/"
        Usage:      command | ghbin