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remote_url_to_s3

v0.0.3

Published

Stream a file from remote url and upload it to s3 bucket

Downloads

7

Readme

Remote url to s3

Stream a file from remote url and upload it to s3 bucket. Mostly required when scrapping stuff.

Installation

npm install

Usage

  • open remote-url-to-s3.js
  • replace https://remotehost.com/filename.jpg with the remote file
  • replace folder/filename.jpg with the path where you would like to put the file in s3
  • add s3 key, secret and bucket
  • hit remote-url-to-s3.js and it will download from remote url and upload to s3

Feel free to copy the copy and usage it in your projects. No rocket science here :)