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bvd-version-tmp-of-directory-to-s3

CLI made by department-stockholm to simply upload a directory to Amazon S3

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directory-to-s3

A CLI to simply upload a directory to Amazon S3.

Usage

Usage:
  directory-to-s3 [options ...] <bucket>

Options:
  -d --directory=DIR      A directory which will be recursively uploaded [default: ./]
  -p --pattern=PATTERN    A glob pattern which will be uploaded
  -P --prefix=PREFIX      An optional prefix to prepend to each file key
  -a --acl=ACL            The ACL to assign to the uploaded files [default: public-read]
  -v --verbose            Print progress logs to STDOUT [default: false]
  -s --silent             Print no logs ever [default: false]
  -h --help               Show this usage
  --version               Show the version

Examples

Upload the current directory to your bucket:

$ directory-to-s3 my-bucket

Upload another directory to your bucket:

$ directory-to-s3 -d public my-bucket

Upload two directories to your bucket:

$ directory-to-s3 -d public -d tmp my-bucket

Upload files matching a pattern to your bucket:

$ directory-to-s3 -p public/**/*.js my-bucket

Upload files matching a pattern to your bucket with a key-prefix:

$ directory-to-s3 -p public/**/*.js -P scripts/ my-bucket

Install

$ npm install -g directory-to-s3

Or to use it in a node project it can be installed locally:

$ npm install -D directory-to-s3

And then add a deploy npm script like this:

{
  ...
  "scripts": {
    "deploy": "directory-to-s3 -p public/ project-bucket"
  }
  ...
}

AWS Credentials

To use directory-to-s3 it needs some AWS credentials. And since the AWS SDK already provides this in a multitude of ways it's not part of this tool.

But two common ways to provide credentials are:

  1. Environment variables

    $ AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=111 AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=222 directory-to-s3 my-bucket
    
  2. A credentials file

    # ~/.aws/credentials
    [default]
    aws_access_key_id = 111
    aws_secret_access_key = 222
    
    [project-x]
    aws_access_key_id = 333
    aws_secret_access_key = 444
    
    $ directory-to-s3 my-default-bucket
    $ AWS_PROFILE=project-x directory-to-s3 my-project-x-bucket
    

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Package last updated on 01 Aug 2016

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