snap-push v6.1.1

snap-push - Upload static website files to the cloud

Highlights

• Upload with support for:
  • Amazon S3
  • Azure
  • Google Cloud Storage
  • MinIO
• Automatically detect and set correct Content-Type for uploaded files.
• Create gzip and br compressed versions of uploaded file and set the appropriate Content-Encoding.
• Set custom Cache-Control.
• Concurrent uploads.
• Only upload changed files.
• Remove files that were deleted locally.
• Prioritise upload of new files first.
• Dry Run / Pretend mode

Installation

For Amazon S3

yarn add snap-push @aws-sdk/client-s3 @aws-sdk/lib-storage

or use npm

npm install snap-push @aws-sdk/client-s3 @aws-sdk/lib-storage

For Azure Storage

yarn add snap-push @azure/storage-blob

For Google Cloud Storage

yarn add snap-push @google-cloud/storage

Basic Usage

snap-push can be used as a command line utility or as a library. For example, to push all the files in the dist folder to the root of the example-bucket S3 bucket and make them public:

Command line

$ cd dist && ../node_modules/.bin/snap-push './**/*' s3://example-bucket --public

Using the Library with S3

CommonJS require

const push = require('snap-push').default;
const s3FileProvider = require('snap-push/s3').default;

ES Modules import

import push from 'snap-push';
import s3FileProvider from 'snap-push/s3';

Code

const providerOptions = {
  bucket: 'example-bucket',
  region: 'ap-southeast-2',
};

(async () => {
  const result = await push({
    currentWorkingDirectory: 'directory-to-upload',
    files: './**/*',
    makePublic: true,
    provider: s3FileProvider(providerOptions),
  });

  console.log(result);
})();

Using the Library with Azure

CommonJS require

const push = require('snap-push').default;
const azureFileProvider = require('snap-push/azure').default;

ES Modules import

import push from 'snap-push';
import azureFileProvider from 'snap-push/azure';

Code

const providerOptions: AzureProviderOptions = {
  credential: new StorageSharedKeyCredential(
    'my-account-name',
    'my-account-key'
  ),
  serviceUrl: `https://myaccount.blob.core.windows.net/`,
  containerName: `my-test-container`,
};

(async () => {
  const result = await push({
    currentWorkingDirectory: 'directory-to-upload',
    files: './**/*',
    makePublic: true,
    provider: azureFileProvider(providerOptions),
  });

  console.log(result);
})();

Using the Library with Google Cloud Storage

CommonJS require

const push = require('snap-push').default;
const gcpFileProvider = require('snap-push/gcp').default;

ES Modules import

import push from 'snap-push';
import gcpFileProvider from 'snap-push/gcp';

Code

const providerOptions = {
  bucket: 'example-bucket'
};

(async () => {
  const result = await push({
    currentWorkingDirectory: 'directory-to-upload',
    files: './**/*',
    makePublic: true,
    provider: gcpFileProvider(providerOptions),
  });

  console.log(result);
})();

Using the Library with Cloudflare R2

CommonJS require

const push = require('snap-push').default;
const s3FileProvider = require('snap-push/s3').default;

ES Modules import

import push from 'snap-push';
import s3FileProvider from 'snap-push/s3';

Code

const providerOptions = {
  bucket: 'example-bucket',
  region: 'auto',
  endpoint: `https://my-region-endpoint.r2.cloudflarestorage.com`,
  credentials: {
    accessKeyId: 'my-account-key',
    secretAccessKey: 'my-secret-access-key',
  },
};

(async () => {
  const result = await push({
    currentWorkingDirectory: 'directory-to-upload',
    files: './**/*',
    makePublic: true,
    provider: s3FileProvider(providerOptions),
  });

  console.log(result);
})();

Auto compression

Files uploaded with specific fileExtensions or mimeTypes could be automatically compressed with br (Brotli) and/or gzip (GZip) using the encoding option. This is useful when used in conjuction with a CDN with rules to route requests with the appropriate Accept-Encoding to the compressed copy.

Examples

Encode files with .txt or .html file name extensions or mime/content-type containing text or xml, with raw (orginal, no encoding), br (brotli) and gz (gzip) encodings. raw will have the original file name. br will have a the original file name appended with .br, and gzip original appended with .gz.

const result = await push({
  currentWorkingDirectory: 'dist',
  files: './**/*',
  makePublic: true,
  encoding: {
    fileExtensions: ['txt', 'html'],
    mimeTypes: [/text/, /xml/],
    contentEncodings: ['raw', 'br', 'gzip'],
  },
  provider: s3FileProvider(providerOptions),
});

Encode files with gzip using the original file name.

const result = await push({
  currentWorkingDirectory: 'dist',
  files: './**/*',
  makePublic: true,
  encoding: (fileName) => {
    return [
      {
        destFileName: fileName,
        encoding: 'gzip',
      },
    ];
  },
  provider: s3FileProvider(providerOptions),
});