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s3-website-cli

v0.0.2

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AWS S3 Command Line Interface

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Keywords

S3S3 bucketbuckets3 static site hosts3 static

Readme

S3 STATIC SITE HOSTING CLI

A command line interface for managing S3 Static Site.

After installing you'll be able to:

  • List S3 Buckets
  • Upload Your Website on S3 bucket
  • Add Website to your existing S3 bucket
  • Delete Website from S3 bucket
  • Delete Bucket from S3

Installation

sudo npm install -g s3-website-cli

Usage

Usage:
  aws-s3 init [--profile <name>]
  aws-s3 list-bucket [--profile <name>]
  aws-s3 upload-website [--bucket <bucket-name>] [--dir <directory-path>] [--profile <profile-name>]
  aws-s3 add-website [--bucket <bucket-name>] [--profile <name>]
  aws-s3 delete-website [--bucket <bucket-name>] [--profile <name>]
  aws-s3 delete-bucket [--bucket <bucket-name>] [--profile <name>]
  
Options:
  -h --help             Help Screen
  -v --version          CLI Version
  --bucket              S3 Bucket Name
  --dir                 Directory path of your site

Configuration

To use the S3 Static Site CLI, you first need to configure your AWS Access key, Secret key and region. Optionally, multiple accounts can be configured using the --profile option to associate an AWS Access key, Secret key and region with a profile name. To access the AWS Security Credentials(Access key ID and Secret access key) follow instructions from this link https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/cli-chap-configure.html To configure the CLI with your AWS credentials run the following command: $ aws-s3 init. Credentials will be saved in a local JSON file in ~/.aws-s3/config.json.

The first set of credentials you provide will become your 'default' profile. You can add additional profiles or update an existing profile by running the following command: $ aws-s3 init --profile test-profile (where 'test-profile' the the profile name you'd like to add/update).