Tumble is a mode for interacting with Tumblr inside Emacs. It currently
provides the following functions:

tumble-text-from-region
    Posts the selected region as a "Text".
tumble-text-from-buffer
    Posts the current buffer as a "Text".

tumble-quote-from-region
    Posts the current region as a "Quote". Prompts
    for an optional "source" parameter.

tumble-link
    Prompts for a title and a URL for a new "Link".
tumble-link-with-description
    Prompts for a title and a URL for a new "Link" and
    uses the selected region as the link's description.

tumble-chat-from-region
    Posts the selected region as a "Chat".
tumble-chat-from-buffer
    Posts the current buffer as a "Chat".

tumble-photo-from-url
    Prompts for a file URL, a caption and a clickthrough and
    posts the result as a "Photo".
tumble-photo-from-file
    Prompts for a local file, a caption and a clickthrough and
    posts the result as a Photo.
tumble-audio
    Prompts for a local file and an optional caption to
    upload a MP3 file.

tumble-video-from-url
    Prompts for an embed code and an optional caption to post a video
    to Tumblr.

A word of caution: Audio files can take a while to upload and will
probably freeze your Emacs until it finishes uploading.

You can always find the latest version of Tumble at: http://github.com/febuiles/tumble

Installation:


Download Tumble to some directory:
$ git clone git://github.com/febuiles/tumble.git

Add it to your load list and require it:

(add-to-list 'load-path "~/some_directory/tumble")
(require 'tumble)

Optional:

Open tumble.el (this file) and modify the following variables:
(setq tumble-email "your_email@something.com")
(setq tumble-password "your_password")
(setq tumble-url "your_tumblelog.tumblr.com")

Tumble uses no group for posting and Markdown as the default
format but you can change these:
(setq tumble-group "your_group.tumblr.com")
(setq tumble-format "html")

You can also reset the Tumblr login credentials by calling:

    tumble-reset-credentials