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a bad result from adding the examples as dependencies of the root repository is that they now don't have access to the npm binaries they need to run in their own folder, because they are installed into the root repository instead. this works around that issue. we may need to consider undoing that change and making the examples work as standalone projects again, that's easier to understand. fixes #2024 for now. |
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Uppy + AWS S3 Example
This example uses a server-side PHP endpoint to sign uploads to S3.
Running It
To run this example, make sure you've correctly installed the repository root:
npm install
That will also install the npm dependencies for this example.
This example also uses the AWS PHP SDK.
To install it, get composer and run composer update in this folder.
cd ./examples/aws-presigned-url
composer update
Configure AWS S3 credentials using environment variables or a credentials file in ~/.aws/credentials.
Configure a bucket name and region in the s3-sign.php file.
Then, again in the repository root, start this example by doing:
npm run example aws-presigned-url
The demo should now be available at http://localhost:8080.
Optionally, provide a port in the PORT environment variable:
PORT=8080 npm run example aws-presigned-url