Neocities Upload

upload_neocities.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Neocities provides an API for uploading files from ./public_html to
# your site.
#
# Example Usage:
# $ USERNAME=username PASS=secret_pass bash upload_site.sh path_to_local_web_root
# or
# $ export USERNAME=username
# $ export PASS=secret_pass 
# $ ./upload_site.sh path_to_local_web_root

# All files will be uploaded to the same directory structure except
# for files matching common backup file patterns.  Files with names
# matching these globs will be excluded: '*#*', '*~*', '.*'.  This
# means that Emacs temporary files, Emacs local versions, and any dot
# files will be omitted.

# From:
# https://gist.github.com/kwhitefoot/34f6966bde992319c4ed82fe892ae5d0

# Original from:
# https://gist.github.com/rchrd2/4fb3198053d107a81430e35a85a9e363

# Fail immediately on error
set -e
#set -x

# Name the source directory
src=$1

# Note that this is not a very secure way to upload because the
# password and username are part of the URL.  And also visible to
# anyone who can see the curl command line in the process list.
function upload_file {
    fullName=$1
    # Remove the ./ from the beginning of the file name.
    shortName=${fullName:2}
    echo "Uploading: ${fullName}"
    curl -F "$shortName"="@$fullName" https://$USERNAME:[email protected]/api/upload
}

# Change directory to the source so that we can easily get names
# relative to that directory.
cd "$src"

uploaded=0
# Now find all the files except for the backups, etc., and upload
# them.
find ./* ! -name '*~*' ! -name '*#*' ! -name '.*' -type f | while read file
do
    if [ -f "$file" ]
    then
        upload_file "$file"
    fi
done