gotgz

Similar to tar + gzip, but supports S3

differences from tar

1. gzip is enabled as default
2. -xvf form is not supported, you should use -x -v -f
3. keep the leading slash of absolute paths
4. Only files and directories are supported

Compress

$ gotgz -v -c -f s3://your-s3-bucket/path.tgz public src
a public
a public/favicon.ico
a public/next.svg
a public/thirteen.svg
a public/vercel.svg
a src
a src/app
a src/app/globals.css
a src/app/head.js
a src/app/layout.js
a src/app/page.js
a src/app/page.module.css
a src/pages
a src/pages/api
a src/pages/api/hello.js
Time cost: 7.154367ms

-f also supports a local path.

Decompress

$ gotgz -v -x -f s3://your-s3-bucket/path.tgz
x public
x public/favicon.ico
x public/next.svg
x public/thirteen.svg
x public/vercel.svg
x src
x src/app
x src/app/globals.css
x src/app/head.js
x src/app/layout.js
x src/app/page.js
x src/app/page.module.css
x src/pages
x src/pages/api
x src/pages/api/hello.js
Time cost: 2.987865ms

-f also supports a local path.