A simple go program for MacOS that watches for screenshots or screen recordings and uploads them to s3. A random, short object key is generated for the image and the s3 url is automatically copied to your clipboard, along with a native notification when the upload completes
This program assumes you have an aws config file. Next create a file in your home directory called .screenshot-uploader:
AWS_REGION=us-east-1
AWS_PROFILE=default
AWS_CONFIG_FILE=/full/path/to/.aws/config
S3_BUCKET=i.mydomain.com
# leave blank to use default s3 url, only set if you have a cname record
S3_HOST=http://i.mydomain.com
# any new .png or .mov added here will be uploaded
SCREENSHOT_LOCATION=/Users/j/DesktopDownload a release and place it somewhere in your path, then run screenshot-uploader. Any new pngs or movs created in your watch directory will be uploaded.
If you want the program to always run, download com.screenshot.uploader.plist, edit the path to the binary, and run launchctl load com.screenshot.uploader.plist.
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