Bunny Sync

Tool to sync local folder to Bunny Storage using HTTP API.

Usage

Usage of bunnysync:
  -dry-run
    	dry run (performs no changes to remote)
  -endpoint string
    	storage endpoint (default "https://storage.bunnycdn.com")
  -password string
    	storage password
  -src string
    	path to the directory to sync
  -zone-name string
    	storage zone name

Example:

bunnysync \
    -src ./public \
    -zone-name $STORAGE_ZONE_NAME \
    -password $STORAGE_PASSWORD
+ blog/implementing-microsoft-rest-api-filter/index.html
~ blog/index.html
- img/me.hover.jpg

Where:

• + - new file creted
• ~ - existing file updated
• - - file deleted

Motivation

I'm trying out Bunny for my website. Uploading files to Storage is not trivial if you do not want to drag'n'drop files using UI. What I am talking about:

• Attempt to use some FTP (recommended approach by Bunny) GitHub Actions failed due to weird behavior - they just create a lot of nested empty folders and that's it.
• They had plans to provide S3 API, but it is still not there and might never be.
• Using curl is possible but I do not want to re-upload all the files every time something is changed. I want to upload only what was changed, in parallel. Sounds complicated for bash and curl only solution.

That's why this tool was built.

See Real life usage example.

Test

go test -v -cover -race ./...

# If you want to update/extend sync scenario, then to "record" real responses execute the code below.
# This will update the api_fixtures.json file.
TEST_RECORD=true BUNNY_PASSWORD=$BUNNY_PASSWORD BUNNY_STORAGE_ENDPOINT=https://storage.bunnycdn.com go test -v -cover -race ./...