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uploadcare-dump

v1.0.0

Published

Download all your files from uploadcare

Downloads

9

Readme

uploadcare-dump

Download all your files from Uploadcare to your local disk.

$ npx uploadcare-dump -c config.toml
# Done. Fetched 407 files.

Usage

Uploadcare provides separate api keys per "project". To dump all your projects you need to provide multiple pairs of api keys.

Create a config.toml with a section for each project you want to dump. Keep that file safe, don't check it in to git.

config.toml

[[projects]]
name = 'blog'
publicKey = '<public key for "blog" workspace here>'
secretKey = '<secret key for "blog" workspace here>'

[[projects]]
name = 'dev'
publicKey = '<public key for workspace here>'
secretKey = '<secret key for workspace here>'

Running the CLI requires node >= 20. You can run it directly from npm via npx or install it globally on your system with npm i uploadcare-dump

$ npx uploadcare-dump --help

  Usage
    $ uploadcare-dump <command> [options]

  Available Commands
    meta     dump metadata about files
    files    use meta.json to dump files
    all      dump metadata and files
    conf     check the config.toml file contains valid keys

  Options
    -c, --config     Provide path to custom config  (default config.toml)
    -v, --version    Displays current version
    -h, --help       Displays this message