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ShellS3

Need to quickly upload and get a link to a file? This small Bash script will help you do just that.

The files are automatically given a timestamp suffix to avoid naming conflicts. For example, image.png will be uploaded as image-1430566517.png.

Usage

  1. Put the script somewhere in PATH (e.g. /usr/local/bin).

    cp shells3.sh /usr/local/bin/shells3

  2. Add a configuration file to ~/.shells3.conf. See shells3.sample.conf for a description of the configuration options.

    cp shells3.sample.conf ~/.shells3.conf
vim ~/.shells3.conf # Edit the configuration in your favourite editor

  3. Upload a file

    shells3 image.png somedoc.txt

    Upload a file in a specific folder with specific permissions

     shells3 -p folder/in/bucket/ -a private image.png somedoc.txt

Compatibility and dependencies

Only tested on OS X 10.10 Yosemite, but the script should work on any unix-like operating system. Aside from Bash, the only dependency is curl.

License and Copyright

The MIT License (MIT). Copyright (c) 2015 Matias Korhonen

Based on Chris Parsons's s3.sh.