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A command-line tool for uploading assets to an assets server.

Project description

A command-line tool for managing assets.ubuntu.com

This is intended to be a simple command-line tool for uploading assets to an https://assets.ubuntu.com-like assets server.

Installation

Snap install

On a snap-enabled system, you can simply:

sudo snap install upload-assets

Pip install

If you can't install the snap, you can install with pip.

First install python3 pip, then:

sudo pip3 install canonicalwebteam.upload-assets

Usage

You should now have access to the upload-assets command:

$ upload-assets  \
    --api-domain assets.EXAMPLE.com  \
    --api-token XXXXXXXX  \
    ~/EXAMPLE_DIRECTORY ./EXAMPLE_IMAGE.png
[
    {"url": "https://assets.ubuntu.com/v1/2071d161-EXAMPLE_IMAGE.png", "filepath": "/home/robin/EXAMPLE_IMAGE.png"},
    {"url": "https://assets.ubuntu.com/v1/2071d161-IMAGE1.png", "filepath": "/home/robin/EXAMPLE_DIRECTORY/IMAGE1.png"},
    {"url": "https://assets.ubuntu.com/v1/2071d161-IMAGE2.png", "filepath": "/home/robin/EXAMPLE_DIRECTORY/IMAGE2.png"}
]

Configuration

To avoid specifying them every time, you can store both the URL and the token for the assets API in environment variables:

$ export UPLOAD_ASSETS_API_TOKEN=<api-token>
$ export UPLOAD_ASSETS_API_DOMAIN=assets.example.com
$ upload-assets EXAMPLE_IMAGE.png

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