aws-cloudfront-invalidator
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A CLI tool that invalidates CloudFront distributions based on the S3 origin
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A command line tool that invalidates the cache of a web hosting CloudFront distribution by providing a S3 Bucket name.
install globally via npm:
npm i -g aws-cloudfront-invalidator
This program will assume the AWS region to be defined as a global variable.
If the region is not defined as a global variable, then it will retrieve the region from the ~/.aws/credentials or the ~/.aws/config.
You can read more about how the aws-sdk handles the region here
Easiest way to switch/modify the region would be to set the AWS_REGION global variable
export AWS_REGION=<your region>
// example:
export AWS_REGION=us-west-2
Examples:
cloudfront-invalidator -b [s3 bucket name]
This project is licensed under the Mozilla Public License MPL License - see the LICENSE.md file for details
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A CLI tool that invalidates CloudFront distributions based on the S3 origin
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