# static-file-uploader

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> ⚠️ This is an internal tool used by the TV web team @ NRK  
> The package is public only for ease of use with `npx` in CI  
> settings so we dont have to provide `npx --userconfig <.npmrc>`

Simple NodeJS cli tool for uploading static files in a directory to Azure Blob storage

## Usage

Typical use case for node apps in the `PS.Web` repo, use `npx` in `npm script` and be explicit about the version (`@1.0.x`)

```json
{
  "scripts": {
    "deploy": "npx @nrk/ps-static-file-uploader@1.0.x --uploadDirPath=<path to local dir> --remoteFolderName=<Folder name in Azure Blob storage>"
  }
}
```

The connection string to the Azure Blob storage is read from `env['BLOB_CONNECTION_STRING']`. The url to the Azure Blob storage is read from `env['BLOB_STORE_URL']`,

Set `deployFeatureBranch` to true to deploy other branches than master

Display help

```bash
> npx @nrk/ps-static-file-uploader -h
```


Publish static files to Azure blob store. 

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