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cloudinary-cli-tool

v1.0.1

Published

Manage images from cloudinary.com using your command line.

Downloads

6

Readme

Upload images to cloudinary.com using your command line.

Preview

Installation

NPM

npm i --global cloudinary-cli-tool

Set env file

cloudTool env

This will ask for your cloudinary configuration which you can get from cloudinary console

Usage

Run cloudTool -h to see commands you can use

Output

Usage: cloudTool [options] [command]

 Options:


   -h, --help                                output usage information

 Commands:

   env|e                                     Set your env file
   upload|u [options] <file>                 Upload file(s)
   list|s [options]                          Search files and list them
   rename|r <public_id_old> <public_id_new>  Remane your public_id
   delete|d [options] <public_id>            Delete your file(s)

Run cloudTool <command> -h to see particular commands usage

How to upload

Single File

  • cloudTool u <path to file>

Multiple files

  • cloudTool u -a <path to file1> <path to file2> <path to file3> ...

How to fetch

Help command

  • cloudTool list -h

You will get following output

Options:

   -a, --all            get all files
   -s, --search <file>  Search file by publicID
   -t, --type <tag>     Search by type. <tag> can be <image> or <gif>
   -h, --help           output usage information

To get all files

  • cloudTool list -a

If you know public_id of file you can get particular file

  • cloudTool list -s public_id

You can also fetch by type of file

  • For images cloudTool list -t image
  • For gif cloudTool list -t gif

How to update fileName

cloudTool r <old public_id> <new public_id>

Delete file

Single File

  • cloudTool d <public_id>

Multiple files

  • cloudTool d -a <public_id1> <public_id3> <public_id3> ...