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pys3utils
Python s3 scripts and utilities. This library is intended to help push/pull resources from s3.
Usage
To recursively sync a directory to s3 -- only syncing those files have been recently updated, write the following in python:
from pys3utils import utils
utils.push_project_to_s3('my/path', 'my-bucket-name')
This will recursively walk through all files listed under my/path,
and upload a copy to s3. After push_project_to_s3 has been called,
it creates and updates a hidden timestamp file in my/path, called
.s3_sync_timestamp, which will
carry the last time (in ms) when an update/push occured.
On a second call to push_project_to_s3, all files that
have modified mtime before this time stamp file will be ignored.
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