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Arweave-upload-directory v1

Overview

This action will allow you to upload a directory to the Arweave permaweb in an easy manner during your action workflows, with just a couple inputs.

It uses Arweave-deploy under the hood, wrapping the CLI into an easy-to-use action for developers or any interested party.

If your use case requires the upload of a single file, please refer to rgbrota/arweave-upload-file.

Usage

See action.yml.

Inputs

The action expects the following inputs:

Input Type Required Default Description
key_file_content JSON ✔️ - The content of the Arweave key file JSON used to upload the data. It should be setup as a secret inside the repository.
dir_path String ✔️ - Directory to be uploaded.
ignore_index Boolean true Ignore index.html as the upload dir top-level file. If set to true, the directory needs to have the index.html file, else it will fail.

Outputs

The action also has the following outputs:

Output Type Description
arweave_url String Arweave URL where the uploaded directory will be available once mined.
cost Integer Total cost of the transaction in the Arweave blockchain currency, AR.

Examples

Upload a directory - Basic usage

steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v2

- uses: rgbrota/arweave-upload-directory@v1
    with:
        key_file_content: ${{ secrets.xx }}
        dir_path: 'xx'

Upload a directory - Using index.html as the upload dir top-level file

steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v2

- uses: rgbrota/arweave-upload-directory@v1
    with:
        key_file_content: ${{ secrets.xx }}
        dir_path: 'xx'
        ignore_index: false

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