lizard s3

Upload and list objects in a Managed Object Storage bucket.

Usage

lizard s3 upload <file> [flags]
lizard s3 list [flags]

Both commands work on the project’s only S3 addon and its default bucket unless you pass --addon and --bucket. Add the addon first with lizard add s3.

Subcommands

`lizard s3 upload <file>`

Upload a local file. Prints the key, ETag, size, and a URL when the bucket is public. The default bucket is private; make a bucket public from the S3 browser in the dashboard.

Flag	Description
`--addon <name>`	S3 addon name or ID (default: the project’s only S3 addon)
`--bucket <name>`	Target bucket (default `default`)
`--key <key>`	Object key (default: the file’s name)
`--content-type <type>`	Content-Type header (default: guessed from the file extension)
`-p, --project <id>`	Project name, slug, or ID

`lizard s3 list`

List objects in a bucket (alias ls).

Flag	Description
`--addon <name>`	S3 addon name or ID
`--bucket <name>`	Bucket to list (default `default`)
`--prefix <prefix>`	Only keys under this prefix
`-p, --project <id>`	Project name, slug, or ID

Each account can store up to 16 GiB across its addons. Storage is billed by stored bytes at $0.0135 per GB-month.

Examples

Upload a file

lizard s3 upload ./logo.png --key assets/logo.png

List objects under a prefix

lizard s3 list --prefix assets/

Use a second S3 addon

lizard s3 upload ./backup.tar.gz --addon s3-autumn-bear