Hello dev.to! This is my first post on dev.to.
Today, I am going to talk about uploading pictures quickly.
Preparation
You need to prepare:
- the installed PicGo app which can be downloaded here. Make sure to download the application for your OS.
- a GitHub account
- a GitHub token that I will introduce later.
Operation
Open the app
OK, assume you are fully prepared, and now you can open the PicGo app.
And it looks like this (sorry for Chinese):
Config
Choose "Github" from sidebar
Config the repo, token and branch
The interface looks like this:
Note that your interface should be blank.
GitHub token
You can generate a token here. You will have to enter your GitHub password.
So you can see this:
Input PicGo
in the Note
part.
And, your scope should contain repo
.
Also, you can choose other scopes as more as you like. Then, click the Generate Token
button at the bottom. It's a green one, like this:
After that, you can see a freshly-generated token.
Make sure to copy that and save that to a safe place. You won’t be able to see it again!
GitHub repo config
Now, you can create a repo on GitHub here. Make sure to choose the Add a README file
in the Initialize this repository with:
part.
Then, click Create repository
down below.
Final part
Enter your repo detail and token in the PicGo interface.
The repo name should be entered as username/repo name
.
For example, if your username is user
and your repo name is pic
, you should enter user/pic
.
Then, enter main
as the branch.
After that, enter the token that was generated beforehand.
Finally, click Submit
.
Then it's over!
Using PicGo
Return to the Upload Part
, and click onto the part that says "Click here to upload", and choose a picture. If your upload is successful, you can find that there's a Markdown code in your clipboard.
Happy Reading! Remember the ❤.
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