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A small command line tool to generate signed S3 url for the EU WEST 1 region
npm install s3url
The usage is very straightforward
s3tool --expires 30 resource_url
where resource_url is an url in the following form
/<bucket>/<key>
and "expires" is the number of seconds the url will be available. For example if the bucket is "foo" and the key is "bar/baz", the command will be:
s3tool --expires 30 /foo/bar/baz
You can supply authentication credentials in two ways:
In the first option, you can pass the parameters --key and --secret to the command line and provide credentials. For example:
s3tool --key THISISTHEKEY --secret THISISTHESECRET resource_url
In the second options, just export two environment variables containing the key and the secret:
export S3URL_KEY="THISISTHEKEY"
export S3URL_SECRET="THISISTHESECRET"
s3tool --expires 30 resource_url
FAQs
a 's3url' command for generating s3 signed urls
The npm package s3url receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, s3url popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that s3url demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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