Google Cloud bash scripts without gsutil
Based on https://www.willhaley.com/blog/generate-jwt-with-bash
gc-token KEY_FILE SCOPE [TOKEN_FILE [TOKEN_MAX_AGE]]
Will generate Authorization: Bearer token for Google Cloud from the .json key file.
- KEY_FILE - location of your keyfile (example:
my-account_my-project.json); - SCOPE - access scope;
- TOKEN_FILE - (optional) location of your token if you have one and/or if you want to save the new one;
- TOKEN_MAX_AGE - (optional, default is 3600) access token time to live in seconds.
If you have a saved TOKEN_FILE, will check if it's not older than TOKEN_MAX_AGE. If it is older, the new token will be generated and TOKEN_FILE replaced.
Use the full SCOPE url from Google. Like https://www.googleapis.com/auth/devstorage.read_write
gc-upload TOKEN OBJECT_LOCATION BUCKET_NAME [OBJECT_NAME [OBJECT_CONTENT_TYPE]]
Will upload the file to the Google Storage bucket.
- TOKEN - you can obtain one with
gc-token; - OBJECT_LOCATION - local file path you want to upload;
- BUCKET_NAME - your bucket name to upload to;
- OBJECT_NAME - (optional) remote path. Your file will be stored as
BUCKET/remote/path. Default is the full local path without the trailing slash. - OBJECT_CONTENT_TYPE - (optional, default is
application/octet-stream) the media type you want the file to be served with.
One line to get the token and upload a file:
gc-upload $(gc-token KEY_FILE https://www.googleapis.com/auth/devstorage.read_write) OBJECT_LOCATION BUCKET_NAME