exo(1)

💅 exo-storage-list — a.k.a. the exo(1) manual, bestie edition 🎀

okay so this is exo-storage-list from the exo manual, and it's literally just here to help you list buckets and objects. that's the whole vibe. let's go ✨

✨ NAME ✨

exo-storage-list — List buckets and objects 🪣

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

exo storage list [sos://BUCKET[/[PREFIX/]] [flags]

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

This command lists buckets and their objects. no cap, that's it.

If no argument is passed, this command lists existing buckets. but if you specify a prefix (e.g. "sos://my-bucket/.../") the command lists the objects stored in the bucket under the corresponding prefix. cute right? 💖

Supported output template annotations:

• When listing buckets: .Name, .Zone, .Size, .Created
• When listing objects: .Path, .Size, .LastModified, .Dir, .VersionID, .VersionNumber

iykyk: those are the little template fields you can use with --output-template. they go in your text output, periodt 💅

👑 OPTIONS 👑

• --exclude-versions=[] — exclude versions from being listed. accepts comma separated version IDs (865029700534464769) and numbers (v123); implies --versions. so like, the versions you don't want? these ones. bye 👋
• -h, --help[=false] — help for list. your little "what does this even do" button 🫶
• --newer-than=0s — only objects newer than a duration. accepts durations in the format of Go's time.ParseDuration. examples: "2h45m", "10m", "45s". only the fresh ones ✨
• --newer-than-timestamp="" — only objects newer than an ISO 8601 timestamp. examples: '2023-06-07T10:00:00+02:00', use the date command $(date -d "yesterday 10am" --iso-8601=seconds). timestamp girlies rise 🌸
• --older-than=0s — only objects older than a duration. accepts durations in the format of Go's time.ParseDuration. examples: "2h45m", "10m", "45s". grandma objects only 👵
• --older-than-timestamp="" — only objects older than an ISO 8601 timestamp. examples: '2023-06-07T10:00:00+02:00', use the date command $(date -d "yesterday 10am" --iso-8601=seconds). same energy, other direction 🕰️
• --only-versions=[] — limit the versions to be listed. accepts comma separated version IDs (865029700534464769) and numbers (v123); implies --versions. the main character versions only 👑
• -r, --recursive[=false] — list bucket recursively. go deep, bestie 🌀
• -s, --stream[=false] — stream listed files instead of waiting for complete listing (useful for large buckets). literally the "don't make me wait" flag 😭
• --versions[=false] — list all versions of objects (if the bucket is versioned). all of them. every single one 💀
• -z, --zone="" — Exoscale zone. pick your location bestie 🌍

🌈 OPTIONS INHERITED FROM PARENT COMMANDS 🌈

• -C, --config="" — Specify an alternate config file [env EXOSCALE_CONFIG]
• -O, --output-format="" — Output format (table|json|text), see "exo output --help" for more information
• --output-template="" — Template to use if output format is "text"
• -Q, --quiet[=false] — Quiet mode (disable non-essential command output) 🤫
• --timeout=15s — Per-zone timeout for list operations; -1s disables timeout [env EXOSCALE_TIMEOUT]
• -A, --use-account="" — Account to use in config file [env EXOSCALE_ACCOUNT]

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🔥 SEE ALSO 🔥

• exo-storage(1) — go read the parent page, it's giving main character energy 🫶

💜 HISTORY 💜

1-Jan-1980 — Auto generated by spf13/cobra

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and that's the whole page, bestie 🎀 fr fr. this little gem was Auto generated by spf13/cobra, dated Jan 1980, and it lives in the exo(1) manual — slay 💅✨