Toot with images from ZSH using the toot command line client for Mastodon (I'm using it as a function on my .zshrc)

toot-for-zsh.sh

# Toot with images from the command line
# License: GPLv3 (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt)
function tooti {
		# Allow using trap inside a function
		set -o localoptions -o localtraps

		# Check if toot is in $PATH
		if ! type toot > /dev/null; then
			echo -e "\n\e[0;93mWarning: toot not found in \$PATH\n"
			echo -e "Please install it using your package manager or from https://github.com/ihabunek/toot\n"
		fi

		# Set commands and message to display when pressing Ctrl+C
		trap 'echo -e "\n\n\e[0;93mInterrupted..."; return 1' INT

		local img=""
		local desc=""
		local msg=""

		# Ask for user input and set it as variables
		vared -p 'Write the image path: ' -c img
		vared -p 'Write the image description: ' -c desc
		vared -p 'Write your message: ' -c msg

		# Check if variables have values and toot if they all have
		if [ "$img" != "" ] || [ "$desc" != "" ] || [ "$msg" != "" ]; then
				echo
				toot post -m "$img" -d "${desc}" "${msg}"
				echo -e "\ndone"

		# Display an error message if any of the variables are empy
		else
				echo
				tput bold; echo -e '\e[0;93mWarning'; tput sgr0
				echo -e "You forgot the media, media description or the message"
		fi
}

This enables you to toot images and text from the command line

Alternative version, with positional arguments and no interactive input

# Toot with images from the command line
# License: GPLv3 (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt)
function tooti {

		# Check if toot is in $PATH
		if ! type toot > /dev/null; then
			echo -e "\n\e[0;93mWarning: toot not found in \$PATH\n"
			echo -e "Please install it using your package manager or from https://github.com/ihabunek/toot\n"
		fi

		if [ $# -lt 3 ]; then
			tput bold; echo -e "Usage: $funcstack[1] <image-path> <image-description> <message>"; tput sgr0
			return
		fi

		toot post -m "${1}" -d "${2}" "${3}"
		echo -e "\ndone"
}