sbt File-Upload plugin

A simple sbt plugin for file upload to any destinations.

!!! Currently under development. !!!

Usage

Supported sbt version

This plugin supports sbt version 1.x and 0.13.x.

Add plugin

• Add to your project/plugins.sbt.

  resolvers += Resolver.url(
    "crossroad0201 Plugin Repository",
    url("https://dl.bintray.com/crossroad0201/sbt-plugins/")
  )(Resolver.ivyStylePatterns)
  
  addSbtPlugin("com.github.crossroad0201" % "sbt-fileupload" % VERSION)

Plugin configuration

• import fileupload._.

• Enable FileUploadPlugin via enablePlugins().

• Define upload files and destination via uploadSets key.

  • if keepDirStructure option is false, upload file(s) to just under the destination.(Default true)

import fileupload._

lazy val root = (project in file("."))
  .enablePlugins(FileUploadPlugin)
  .settings(
    uploadSets := Seq(
      // Specify file path.
      UploadSet(
        dest = AmazonS3("YOUR-S3-BUCKET", "files"),
        fileSet = Seq(
          file("foo/bar.txt")
        )
      ),
      // Specify Apache-Ant style file pattern.
      UploadSet(
        dest = AmazonS3("YOUR-S3-BUCKET", "modules"),
        keepDirStructure = false,
        fileSet = AntStyle(file("target"))
          .includes(
            "**/*.jar"
          )
      )
    )
  )

Do upload!

Run fileUpload task.

sbt fileUpload

Destinations

Amazon S3

Use fileupload.AmazonS3(bucketName, prefix).

AWS credential is working with Default Credential Provider Chain.

// Bucket only.
dest = AmazonS3("BUCKET_NAME")

// Bucket with prefix.
dest = AmazonS3("BUCKET_NAME", "PREFIX")

File sets

File(s)

Specify upload file(s).

// a file.
fileSet = file("foo")

// some files.
fileSet = Seq(
  file("foo"),
  file("bar")
)

Apache-Ant style file set

Upload matched file(s) under a specific base directory.

About the pattern for file name, see here.

fileSet = AntStyle(file("BASE_DIR"))
  .includes(
    "*.jar",
    "**/*.jar"
  )
  .excludes(
    "temp/**/*"
  )

For maintainer

Testing

Run sbt test for regular unit tests.

Run sbt "^ publishLocal" && (cd src/sbt-test/sbt-fileupload/simple && sbt -Dplugin.version=0.1-SNAPSHOT fileUpload) for plugin usage tests.

Publishing to Bintray

1. Create account on Bintray.
2. Change version in build.sbt.
3. Run sbt.
4. Run bintrayChangeCredentials task. (Prompt Bintray username and API key)
5. Run ^ publish task. (Do not forget ^ for cross sbt build)

See here for more information.