NAME

       GPaste - A lightweight clipboard manager for the Gnome desktop

SYNOPSIS

       [command |] gpaste-client [options...]

DESCRIPTION

       GPaste  is  a  modular  clipboard  management system with a fully DBus-based daemon, a CLI
       client and a gtk+ tray icon.

COMMANDS

       gpaste-client [history]
              Display the history with indexes

       gpaste-client history-size
              Display this size of the history

       gpaste-client get-history
              Get the name of the current history

       gpaste-client backup-history
              Backup the current history

       gpaste-client switch-history
              Switch to another history

       gpaste-client delete-history
              Delete a history

       gpaste-client list-histories
              List available histories

       gpaste-client add <text>
              Add the text into the history

       gpaste-client add-password <name> <password>
              Add the name - password couple to the history

       gpaste-client delete-password <name>
              Delete the password <name>

       gpaste-client set-password <uuid> <name>
              Mark the item matching <uuid> from the history as being a password named <name>

       gpaste-client rename-password <old name> <new name>
              Rename the password

       gpaste-client get <uuid>
              Get the item matching <uuid> from the history

       gpaste-client select <uuid>
              Put the item matching <uuid> from the history into the clipboard

       gpaste-client replace <uuid> <contents>
              Replace the contents of the item matching <uuid> from the history with the provided
              one

       gpaste-client merge [--decoration|-d <string>] [--separator|-s <string>] <uuid> … <uuid>
              Merge  the  items  matching  the  uuids  from the history and put the result in the
              clipboard
              If foo bar and  baz  are  respectively  uuids  5cb227f9-857d-490b-8ea1-f5f33f59f04e
              b4a7aa02-ef9a-4c29-b951-ebbdb4ed279b  and  99da883b-0544-4cb4-92dd-733420a9db6d  in
              history and you run
              gpaste-client   merge   -d   '"'   -s   ','    5cb227f9-857d-490b-8ea1-f5f33f59f04e
              b4a7aa02-ef9a-4c29-b951-ebbdb4ed279b 99da883b-0544-4cb4-92dd-733420a9db6d
              You will end up with "foo","bar","baz" in your clipboard

       gpaste-client delete <uuid>
              Delete the item matching <uuid> from the history

       gpaste-client file <path>
              Put the content of the file at <path> into the clipboard

       command | gpaste-client
              Put the output of the command into the history

       gpaste-client empty
              Empty the history

       gpaste-client start
              Start tracking clipboard changes

       gpaste-client stop
              Stop tracking clipboard changes

       gpaste-client upload <uuid>
              Upload the item matching <uuid> to a pastebin service

       gpaste-client ui
              Launch the graphical tool

       gpaste-client daemon-reexec
              Reexecute the daemon, for example after upgrading GPaste

       gpaste-client settings
              Launch the configuration tool

       gpaste-client version
              Display the version

       gpaste-client daemon-version
              Display the daemon version

       gpaste-client help
              Display the help

       gpaste-client about
              Display the about dialog

       gpaste-client show-history
              Make the applet or extension display the history

OPTIONS

       --use-index
              Use the item index instead of its uuid

       --oneline
              Display each item on one line, without new lines

       --raw  Display the item raw (without index)

       --reverse
              Display the items in reverse order

       --zero Use NUL character instead of new lines between each item

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