s3u 0.1.0

S3 Upload Utility - Optimize images and upload files to S3

S3U - S3 Upload Utility

An interactive command-line tool for optimizing images, uploading files to S3, and generating CloudFront URLs with advanced capabilities for media management.

🚀 Quick Start

# Install the package
pip install s3u

# First-time setup
s3u -setup

# Upload files (interactive mode)
s3u

# List all folders in your bucket
s3u -ls

# Download a folder
s3u -d folder_name

📖 Documentation

S3U comes with comprehensive documentation available at https://danhilse.github.io/s3u/:

• Getting Started - Complete overview of features and usage
• Configuration - Detailed settings explanations
• Utility Functions - Non-upload functionality
• Core Uploading - Detailed upload process explanation
• API Reference - Technical reference for developers

✨ Features

Core Functionality

• 🔄 Interactive interface - No need to remember complex flags
• 🖼️ Image optimization - Resize and compress images using FFmpeg
• 🎥 Video support - Upload and transcode video files (MP4, MOV)
• 📂 Batch uploads - Process multiple files with concurrent transfers
• 🔗 CloudFront integration - Generate CDN URLs automatically
• 📋 Clipboard integration - Copy URLs directly to clipboard

Advanced Features

• 🔍 Tab completion for S3 folder names
• 📱 Multiple output formats (JSON, XML, HTML, CSV)
• 🗂️ Subfolder handling (ignore, pool, or preserve)
• 📥 Folder downloads with progress tracking
• 📋 Browse existing content and get CDN links
• 📊 Folder listing with item counts
• ⚙️ Persistent configuration system with arrow key selection

📋 Requirements

• Python 3.7+
• FFmpeg and FFprobe (for image and video optimization)
• AWS credentials configured in your environment

🛠️ Installation

From PyPI (Recommended)

pip install s3u

From Source

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/s3u.git
cd s3u

# Install in development mode
pip install -e .

💻 Usage

Interactive Mode

Simply run the command and follow the prompts:

s3u

S3U will guide you through:

1. Selecting file types to include
2. Optional image optimization
3. Destination folder selection (with tab completion)
4. File renaming options
5. Upload configuration

Command Line Options

# Upload with 15 concurrent connections
s3u -c 15

# Get CDN links from a folder
s3u -b folder_name

# List all folders in your bucket
s3u -ls

# Download files from a folder
s3u -d folder_name

# Quick mode (uses default settings)
s3u -q

See the Getting Started page for a complete list of command line options.

Configuration System

S3U includes a persistent configuration system:

# Show current configuration
s3u -config

# Configure an option interactively
s3u -config format

# Set an option directly
s3u -config format json

Available Configuration Options

Option	Description	Allowed Values	Default
format	Output format for URLs	array, json, xml, html, csv	array
concurrent	Number of concurrent uploads	1-20	5
optimize	Image optimization setting	auto, always, never	auto
size	Optimization size	optimized, small, tiny, patches	optimized
rename_mode	How to rename files	replace, prepend, append	replace
subfolder_mode	Subfolder handling	ignore, pool, preserve	ignore
image_format	Image output format	webp, jpg, avif	webp
video_format	Video output format	mp4, webm	mp4

See the Configuration page for detailed explanations.

🗂️ Working with Folders

Subfolder Handling

S3U offers three modes for handling subfolders:

# Only upload files in the current directory
s3u -sf ignore

# Combine all files from subfolders
s3u -sf pool

# Preserve the folder structure in S3
s3u -sf preserve

Listing Folders

List all folders in your S3 bucket:

s3u -ls

Example output:

Folders in S3 bucket:
--------------------------------------------------
Folder Name                              Items     
--------------------------------------------------
landscapes                               42        
portraits                                18        
watercolors                              37        
--------------------------------------------------
Total: 3 folders

Downloading Folders

Download content from S3:

# Download an entire folder
s3u -d folder_name

# Download to a specific location
s3u -d folder_name -o ./downloaded_images

# Limit the number of files
s3u -d folder_name 10

Browsing Content

Get CloudFront URLs from existing folders:

# Get all URLs from a folder
s3u -b folder_name

# Get only 12 URLs
s3u -b folder_name 12

# Include files from subfolders
s3u -b folder_name -sf preserve

See the Utility Functions page for more folder operations.

🖼️ Media Optimization

S3U can optimize your images and videos before uploading:

Image Optimization

Three size options are available:

• optimized: 1920px width (high quality)
• small: 1080px width (web quality)
• tiny: 640px width (thumbnail size)
• patches: 1280px width (high compression)

Supported output formats:

• WebP: Best compression-to-quality ratio
• JPEG: Maximum compatibility
• AVIF: Best compression (limited browser support)

Video Optimization

For video files, S3U supports:

• Transcoding to MP4 (H.264) or WebM (VP9)
• Multiple encoding presets (fast, medium, slow)
• Resolution adjustment
• Optional audio removal (patches mode)

See the Core Uploading page for detailed optimization options.

⚙️ Configuration File

Settings are stored in ~/.s3u/config.json. It's recommended to use the -config command rather than editing directly.

Example configuration file:

{
    "format": "json",
    "concurrent": 10,
    "optimize": "auto",
    "size": "optimized",
    "rename_mode": "replace",
    "subfolder_mode": "ignore",
    "image_format": "webp",
    "video_format": "mp4",
    "bucket_name": "my-uploads",
    "cloudfront_url": "https://d1example.cloudfront.net"
}

📝 Notes

• S3U uses AWS credentials from your environment (via AWS CLI or environment variables)
• Image and video optimization requires FFmpeg and FFprobe
• Tab completion requires the readline module
• Arrow key selection for configuration requires the questionary package (included in dependencies)
• Files are processed in alphabetical order when limiting counts

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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