A Powershell module to access Azure Kudu. It focuses on the Virtual File System operations specified in https://github.com/projectkudu/kudu/wiki/REST-API but the rest should be straightforward to add when necessary.
[CmdletBinding()]
Param()
Import-Module .\Kudu-Api
$sitename = 'mywebapp'
$username = '$mywebapp'
$password = 'your-publishing-or-deployment-password'
# Create a token for the site
$token = New-KuduAuthorizationToken $username $password
# Create a hash table with the site name and token
# By using @site we can supply the -SiteName and -Token arguments
$site = @{ SiteName = $sitename; Token = $token }
# Get the Kudu version
"Kudu version: $((Get-KuduEnvironment @site).version)"
# Get the contents of the wwwroot-folder
(Get-KuduChildItem @site '/site/wwwroot').PathCreate a token used to authorize to Kudu. This token is required for all operations.
$token = New-KuduAuthorizationToken $username $password
Get an object with properties version and siteLastModified from the Kudu site. A nice and simple test function:
Get-KuduEnvironment
Download a file from Kudu:
Receive-KuduFile $sitename $token '/site/wwwroot/file-to-download.txt' .\file-to-save-to.txt
Upload a file to Kudu:
Send-KuduFile $sitename $token '/site/wwwroot/new-file-name.txt' .\file-to-upload.txt
Set or update the contents of a file on Kudu:
Set-KuduFileContent $sitename $token '/site/wwwroot/test.txt' "test1`r`nttest2" # Note: two lines
Delete a file from Kudu:
Remove-KuduFile $sitename $token '/site/wwwroot/file-to-delete.txt'
Get the files and folders in the specified folder (not recursive):
Get-KuduChildItem $sitename $token '/site/wwwroot/'
Create one or more folders on Kudu:
New-KuduFolder $sitename $token '/site/wwwroot/folder1/folder2/'
Delete a folder from Kudu:
Remove-KuduFolder $sitename $token '/site/wwwroot/folder'
Download a ZIP file with the contents of the folder:
Get-KuduZippedFolder $sitename $token '/site/wwwroot/folder' .\zip-file-to-save.zip