Minio Uploader

Web interface to upload files to AWS S3 or Minio (AWS S3 compatible self-hosted service).

You can try this project with a local instance of Minio. There is a task on Makefile (minio-server) to run a local container. You will need docker or podman to run it. After start your minio container, access it on http://localhost:9000 and create your buckets.

Installing

go install github.com/hitalos/minioUp/cmd/minioUp@latest

Configuration

Create a config.yml file in the current directory. Use this config.example.yml as a reference. The params will be used to rename the uploaded files using golang template syntax with sprig package functions.

Run

minioUp <path-to-file> "<params>"

Important: the "params" is mandatory, even if empty. Why the command wait for pairs.

After uploading, the command will list the files in the destination for you to check.

Use:

minioUp -l

To only list the files in the destination.

P.S.: If you running minioUp without a "standard input" (ex.: inside a crontab script), it will always choose the first destination, without asking.

Examples

Considering the following configuration:

port: ":8000"
endpoint: minio.domain.com
secure: false
accessKey: minio
secretKey: minio
allowedHosts:
  - localhost:8000

destinations:
  - bucket: uploads
    prefix: "2024/03" # optional
    name: "uploads - march" # will be showed as "uploads - march" on menu
    allowedTypes: ["jpg", "png", "pdf"]
    template: # optional
      model: "{{ lower (index . 0) }}"
      pattern: "regex pattern" # optional
      example: "placeholder text" # optional
      description: "label description text" # optional
    webhook: # optional
      url: https://yourwebhookurl.com/api/webhook
      method: POST # optional
      headers: # optional
        key1: value1
        key2: value2
      fields: # optional
        key1: value1
        key2: value2

With the following command:

minioUp FILE.PDF ""

The file will be uploaded to uploads bucket with the original name (FILE.PDF) and a prefix 2024/03.

If you define the destination template to tmp_{{ lower (index . 0) }}, the file will be renamed to tmp_file.pdf.