caseywatts/MAILME.md

## mailme
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
#
# gem install pony

require 'pony'
if ARGV[0]
  my_filename = ARGV[0]
  my_email = `git config --global user.email`
  Pony.mail(to: my_email, from:my_email, subject: "Mailing Myself a File", body: "ohai, yes this is a file you sent yourself just now.", attachments: {my_filename => File.read(my_filename)})
else
  puts "please provide as a single argument the name of the file to send to yourself"
end

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    MailMe is a super short ruby script that uses pony to send yourself a file from the computer you're on.
Installation

git clone https://gist.github.com/cb0ca98e1b27342a6720.git ~/mailme
gem install pony
cd ~/mailme
ln -s $PWD/mailme /usr/local/bin/

The mailme script is stored in the file ~/mailme/mailme, and symlinked to your /usr/local/bin/. After restarting your terminal, the command mailme will be available.
Usage

mailme FILENAME.TXT

The "me" is gleaned from your git config --global user.email
The file that is sent is provided as the first argument to the command.
Warning: mail sent from the local computer via pony is often caught in a spam filter, make sure the message actually arrives in your inbox.
	#!/usr/bin/env ruby
	#
	# gem install pony

	require 'pony'
	if ARGV[0]
	my_filename = ARGV[0]
	my_email = `git config --global user.email`
	Pony.mail(to: my_email, from:my_email, subject: "Mailing Myself a File", body: "ohai, yes this is a file you sent yourself just now.", attachments: {my_filename => File.read(my_filename)})
	else
	puts "please provide as a single argument the name of the file to send to yourself"
	end