From writeas-cli #12:

Overview
Users should be able to sync anonymous posts to their accounts.

Dependencies
This requires user authentication (T191) to work.

Implementation
This should use the go-writeas library to claim all posts stored locally (in user's posts.psv file). Each post successfully claimed should be removed from the posts.psv file; any errored posts should stay in the file and the user notified, so user can decide what to do with them.

See below for details on potential messaging to use.

$ writeas sync --help
Sync anonymous posts to a Write.as account.

The writeas CLI stores ownership information per individual post on your computer by default. However, you can create an account on Write.as...
$ writeas sync
Not logged in. Run: writeas login
$ writeas sync
Adding aaaaaa111111 to user baer... OK
Adding baaaaa111112 to user baer... OK
Done.

Questions:

• Should writeas sync essentially be an alias/replacement for writeas login when user hasn't yet logged in? This could mean signing up with writeas auth