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@sv-oss/find-s3-objects-by-acl
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Scan a S3 bucket recursively and print objects matching one or more ACLs
Scan a S3 bucket recursively and print objects matching one or more ACLs
npm install -g @sv-oss/find-s3-objects-by-acl@latest
find-s3-objects-by-acl --help
npx
npx @sv-oss/find-s3-objects-by-acl@latest --help
find-s3-objects-by-acl
> Scan a S3 bucket recursively and print objects matching the selected ACLs
ARGUMENTS:
<bucket> - target S3 bucket
OPTIONS:
--prefix <str> - object prefix for recursive scanning [optional]
--acl <str> - object ACL to match, can be repeated multiple times (default: public-read,public-write)
--output <value> - output format (default: tsv) [optional]
FLAGS:
--help, -h - show help
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Scan a S3 bucket recursively and print objects matching one or more ACLs
The npm package @sv-oss/find-s3-objects-by-acl receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, @sv-oss/find-s3-objects-by-acl popularity was classified as not popular.
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