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cloud-static

v1.0.0

Published

Sync and update folders of web-accessible static content to your local or cloud-based storage via uploadfs, retaining metadata in MongoDB to eliminate latency

Downloads

4

Readme

cloud-static

You have a folder of static files. You need to serve them, but your site is load-balanced or might be in the future... so you can't just use the local filesystem. cloud-static to the rescue.

Note: promises and/or await are not mandatory. Each of the methods optionally takes a callback instead.

const cloudStatic = require('cloud-static')();

await cloudStatic.init({
  // A mongodb db object, already connected
  db: db,
  // An uploadfs object, already initialized
  uploadfs: uploadfs
});

await cloudStatic.syncFolder('/my/local/folder', '/my/uploadfs/path');

// Available on the web here, append uploadfs paths
// to individual files as needed

const baseUrl = cloudStatic.getUrl();

// Changes have been made... sync again to update files,
// and to orphan removed files

await cloudStatic.syncFolder('/my/local/folder', '/my/uploadfs/path');

// We're done with this stuff
await cloudStatic.removeFolder('/my/uploadfs/path');

cloud-static requires uploadfs and mongodb. uploadfs provides a cross-platform way to put files in cloud storage, and mongodb provides a way to remember metadata — such as what files you already have, so that they can be cleaned up later.

Using mongodb for metadata makes cloud-static faster and simpler than solutions that try to implement readdir, stat and friends separately for every cloud storage platform.