brejoc / stockuploader

Uploads images and videos to Adobe Stock via Command Line

stockuploader

stockuploader allows you to upload images and video via command line to Adobe Stock. Simple and easy. While the stockuploader works, it is a very early version.

Usage

stockuploader

        Usage:
          stockuploader --username peter --password secret <file>...
          stockuploader --username peter --password secret [--remote hostname] <file>...
          stockuploader --username peter --password secret [--remote hostname] [--port 22] <file>...
          stockuploader (-v | --version)

          stockuploader (-h | --help)

        Arguments:
          <file>                One or multiple files you'd like to upload

        Options:
          -h --help                   Show this screen.
          -v --version                Show version number.
          -u --username=<username>    Provide your Adobe username.
          -p --password=<password>    Provide your Adobe password.
          -r --remote=<host>          sFTP remote host [default: sftp.contributor.adobestock.com].
          -P --port=<port>            Remote port [default: 22].

Installation

If you are on a Mac and you are using homebrew, then you can install stockuploader via my tap.

$ brew tap brejoc/tap
$ brew install stockuploader

Building

Install the most recent version of Go. Currently this is version 1.21.1. Since all of the dependencies are vendorized, a go build is enough. After that you'll see a stockuploader binary in the project folder.