aws-s3-deploy-merchdocs.sh

#!/bin/bash

# This script automates the following steps:
#   1. Prompt user to choose an environment (e.g., personal, staging, production).
#   4. Copy files between environments based on choices.

# To run this script, you must:
#   - Generate AWS S3 access keys
#   - Download and install the AWS CLI tool
#   - Configure your AWS CLI tool with your AWS access keys
#   - Download this script https://github.com/jeff-matthews/scripts/blob/master/aws-s3-deploy-magento-docs.sh
# See https://wiki.corp.magento.com/display/MERCHDOCS/Working+with+S3.

cat << "EOF"

________                .__                     __________
\______ \   ____ ______ |  |   ____ ___.__. ____\______   \
 |   |   \_/ __ \\____ \|  |  /  _ <   |  |/ __ \|      __/
 |   |    \  ___/|  |_> >  |_(  <_> )___  \  ___/|   |    \
/_______  /\___  >   __/|____/\____// ____|\___  >___|__  /
        \/     \/|__|               \/         \/       \/

EOF

# debugging
# set -x

# set "fail on error" in bash
set -e

########################
# Choose an environment# 
########################
echo -e "Which environment do you want to deploy?"
  select environment in "personal" "staging"; do
    case $environment in
      personal) personal="s3://docs.magedevteam.com"
      break;;
      staging) staging="s3://docs.magedevteam.com/staging"
      break;;
      *) echo -e "Invalid option! Enter 1 or 2."
    esac
  done 

##############################
# Choose a deployment method #
##############################
echo -e "Do you want to deploy files from your local file system? Choose 'No' to copy files between s3 directories."
select yn in "Yes" "No"; do
  case $yn in
    Yes)
    if [ "$environment" = "personal" ]; then
      # deploy all local files from the current directory to your personal directory on the S3 staging bucket
      echo -e "Enter the name of your personal s3 directory (no slashes) and press [ENTER]: "
      read -r name
      echo -e "Uploading the contents of the current local directory to your personal S3 staging environment..."
      # pass the s3 path ($name) to the aws s3 sync command
      aws s3 sync . "$personal"/"$name"/ --exclude "aws-s3-deploy-merchdocs.sh" --exclude "*.git/*";
      echo -e "Deployment complete!"
      exit
    else [ "$environment" = "staging" ];
      echo -e "Uploading the contents of the current local directory to the main S3 staging environment..."
      # deploy all local files from the current directory to staging
      aws s3 sync . "$staging" --exclude "aws-s3-deploy-merchdocs.sh"  --exclude "*.git/*";
      echo -e "Deployment complete!"
      exit
    fi
    break;;
    No)
    echo -e "Do you want to copy files between directories on staging?"
    select list in "Yes" "No"; do
      case $list in
        Yes)
        if [ "$environment" = "personal" ]; then
          echo -e "Do you want to see the directory structure on staging?"
            # This isn't very useful because there's no --max-depth option to limit the output of a recursive list. This is the best we can do right now.
            select structure in "Yes" "No"; do
              case $structure in
                Yes)
                  aws s3 ls s3://docs.magedevteam.com/;
                break;;
                No)
                break;;
              esac
            done
          # specify which directory to copy FROM
          echo -e "Enter the S3 SOURCE directory (no slashes) and press [ENTER]: "
          read -r custom
          # specify which directory to copy TO
          echo -e "Enter the S3 DESTINATION directory (no slashes) and press [ENTER]: "
          read -r name
          # copy files from the custom directory to the personal directory
          aws s3 sync "s3://docs.magedevteam.com/$custom/" "s3://docs.magedevteam.com/$name/";
          echo -e "Deployment complete!"
          exit
        else [ "$environment" = "staging" ]
          echo -e "Do you want to see the directory structure on staging?"
            # This isn't very useful because there's no --max-depth option to limit the output of a recursive list. This is the best we can do right now.
            select structure in "Yes" "No"; do
              case $structure in
                Yes)
                  aws s3 ls s3://docs.magedevteam.com/;
                break;;
                No)
                break;;
              esac
            done
          # specify which directory to copy from
          echo -e "Enter the S3 SOURCE directory (no slashes) and press [ENTER]: "
          read -r custom
          # copy files from the custom directory to the staging directory
          aws s3 sync "s3://docs.magedevteam.com/$custom/" "$staging/";
          exit
        fi
        break;;
        No)
        echo -n "Error: Production deployment logic disabled. You must copy files between directories on staging or from your local file system. Exiting... "
        exit 1
      esac
    done
  esac
done