This application can be used to give users the ability to upload files to non-public buckets in AWS S3 without provisioning IAM credentials.
The application leverages AWS Cognito User and Identiy pools to do so. This means a Cognito User Pool associated with an Identity pool is required and the Ids of said resources should be passed to the parameters of the application.
./s3fileupload -h
Usage of ./s3fileupload:
-bucket string
The Bucket to upload the file to.
-clientId string
The Client Id to pass to the identity provider.
-filename string
The File to upload.
-identityPoolId string
The Identity Pool Id that we're authenticating against.
-region string
The AWS region the user and identity pools exist in.
-userPoolId string
The User Pool Id that has the user information we're authenticating against.
-username string
The Username to sign in with
make
./.bin/s3fileupload -h
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