@4everland/bucket-cli
Advanced tools
4EVERLAND offers a command-line interface for the 4everland Bucket CLI, which enables you to upload and manage objects with a set of commands. The commands and parameters available in the 4everland CLI are listed below.
You can install the 4everland Bucket CLI by running the 'npm install -g @4everland/bucket-cli' command.
npm install -g @4everland/bucket-cli
You can view the current version of the 4everland CLI by running the '4ever-bucket -v' command.
4ever-bucket -v
You can login your Bucket account via the 4everland CLI by running the '4ever-bucket login' command.
4ever-bucket login
or
4ever-bucket login [apiKey] [apiSecret]
You can see your API Key in the Bucket Access Key.
To upload files, please run the '4ever-bucket upload' command.
4ever-bucket upload
or
4ever-bucket upload [localPath] [bucketName]
To list files, please run the '4ever-bucket list' command.
4ever-bucket list
or
4ever-bucket list [BucketName[/Prefix]]
FAQs
command line tool for 4everland Bucket
The npm package @4everland/bucket-cli receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, @4everland/bucket-cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @4everland/bucket-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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