stockuploader

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 [options] <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.
          -c --config=<path>         Load username, password, and optional remote/port from TOML (overrides auto-detection).
          -u --username=<username>  Provide your Adobe username (overrides config).
          -p --password=<password>  Provide your Adobe password (overrides config).
          -r --remote=<host>        SFTP remote host (when omitted: config value, else Adobe Stock SFTP host).
          -P --port=<port>          Remote port (when omitted: config value, else 22).

TOML config

You can provide credentials via a TOML file with --config=<path>, or (if --config is omitted) stockuploader will auto-detect the first existing config file in this order:

1. ./stockuploader.toml
2. ~/.config/stockuploader.toml
3. ~/.stockuploader.toml
4. /etc/stockuploader.toml

The config supports these keys (as strings):

• username
• password
• remote (optional)
• port (optional)

--username / --password override the values from the config; --remote / --port override remote / port.

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.