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hexo-deploy-s3

v1.0.1

Published

Simple script to deploy a hexo site to s3, uses environment variables or falls back to JSON configuration with a keys.json file in your hexo project root folder.

Downloads

2

Readme

Hexo Deploy S3 Script

Easily deploy static Hexo site to AWS S3. Uses environment variables or a keys.json file with configuration. The script runs independent of Hexo, but it uses the Hexo for generating the static site and looking up som configurations. Originally forked from 'meteor/hexo-s3-deploy'

Install

$ npm install --save-dev hexo-deploy-s3
# or
$ yarn add hexo-deploy-s3 --dev

Add a command

(in package.json):

"scripts": {
  "deploy": "hexo-deploy-s3"
}

Run command

Set the env vars, there is a fourth variable AWS_REGION that defaults to 'us-east-1'.

AWS_KEY
AWS_SECRET
AWS_BUCKET

or create a file keys.json with key, secret, and bucket in the root project folder. Optionally use a region property as well, defaults to 'us-east-1'. (note: this was previously done in the folder for this module, but it would be safer in the actual root folder of your project). You should add keys.json to your .gitignore file if using this method.

{
  "key": "---- aws key here ----",
  "secret": "---- aws secret here ----",
  "bucket": "---- aws bucket here ----"
}

Then:

  $ npm run deploy
  # or...
  $ yarn deploy