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@purple/serverless-s3-remover
Advanced tools
Plugin for serverless to make buckets empty before remove.
Plugin for serverless to make buckets empty before remove.
Original project is not
maintained anymore, so we published this version under @purple
organisation.
Main difference between serverless-s3-remover
and @purple/serverless-s3-remover
is ability to empty buckets with enabled versioning.
serverless-s3-remover
is not able to empty buckets with enabled versioning.
Run next command.
$ npm install @purple/serverless-s3-remover
Add to your serverless.yml
plugins:
- "@purple/serverless-s3-remover"
custom:
remover:
buckets:
- my-bucket-1
- my-bucket-2
You can specify any number of bucket
s that you want.
Now you can make all buckets empty by running:
$ sls s3remove
When removing serverless stack, this plugin automatically make buckets empty before removing stack.
$ sls remove
You can use prompt before deleting bucket.
custom:
remover:
prompt: true # default value is `false`
buckets:
- remover-bucket-a
- remover-bucket-b
custom:
boolean:
true: true
false: false
remover:
prompt: ${self:custom.boolean.${opt:s3-remover-prompt, 'true'}}
I can use the command line argument --s3-remover-prompt false
to disable the prompt feature.
FAQs
Plugin for serverless to make buckets empty before remove.
The npm package @purple/serverless-s3-remover receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @purple/serverless-s3-remover popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @purple/serverless-s3-remover 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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