If you use pastie service to share code (or may be you are already addicted to it), Samuel Lebeau has released a perfect ruby gems to pastie anything in one command line.

It’s called pastis (if you are French you know what a Pastis:”http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pastis” is :), it’s a great alcohol from south of France).

You can get details on his blog.

The best is you can add a command on TextMate to pastie selected text. When you workk remotely and you want to share code with co-workers it’s a great time saver.

Here is the command taken from his article:

   1  
   2  #!/usr/bin/env ruby
   3  require 'rubygems'
   4  require 'pastis'
   5  
   6  input = ENV['TM_SELECTED_TEXT'] || File.read(ENV['TM_FILEPATH'])
   7  
   8  languages = {
   9    /source\.ruby/ => :ruby,
  10    /text\.html\.basic/ => :html,
  11    /text\.html\.ruby/ => :rhtml,
  12    /source\.js/ => :javascript,
  13    /source\.(c|c\+\+)/ => :c,
  14    /source\.sql/ => :sql,
  15    /source\.diff/ => :diff
  16  }
  17  
  18  language = languages[languages.keys.find { |pattern| ENV['TM_SCOPE'] =~ pattern }] || :plaintext
  19  
  20  paste = Pastis.paste(input, :language => language)
  21  
  22  `open #{paste.url}`
  23