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OpenTimestamps lambda function to timestamp automatically your files on S3 bucket
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javascript-opentimestamp-awslambda

OpenTimestamps lambda function to timestamp automatically your files on S3 bucket

Build the package

Build a .zip package to upload on your AWS lambda platform

git clone https://github.com/lvaccaro/javascript-opentimestamp-awslambda
cd javascript-opentimestamp-awslambda
npm install
zip -r ../javascript-opentimestamp-awslambda.zip ./*

Configuration

In AWS lambda is not possible blacklist some files based on filename, so your S3 bucket must have 2 main folder:

  • uploads: to store the upload files to timestamp (srcDir).
  • proofs: to store all the timestamped proofs (dstDir).

In index.js you have to set the srcDir/dstDir based on your dir name.