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S3P: Easily Publish Static HTML to S3

S3P is a library for publishing a local folder containing a build of a static website, to S3.

Installation

The recommended installation method is pip:

pip install s3p

Quickstart

Create a bucket on S3 through the AWS console, if you don’t have one already and configure it for website hosting.

Publish your build folder to the S3 bucket:

import s3p
publisher = s3p.Publisher('mybucket', 'path/to/folder')
publisher.publish()

Acknowledgements

Most of S3P was built off of spenczar’s lektor-s3 library.

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