Copyspace is a powerful and efficient CLI tool for concurrently copying files and directories to DigitalOcean Spaces and AWS S3-compatible buckets. Written in Go, it uses goroutines to maximize transfer speeds and supports multiple concurrent workers. Ideal for backups, migrations, and synchronization in multi-cloud environments.

• Concurrent upload and download of files and directories • Full support for DigitalOcean Spaces and AWS S3 • Dynamic configuration of bucket, endpoint and permissions (ACL) • Automatic detection of the file MIME type • Advanced error management and colored logs for better visualization • Control of the number of workers for performance optimization • Recursive download maintaining the structure of local directories • Use of contexts for cancellation and synchronization of processes

You can install Copyspace easily on any Linux or Mac system by running:

sh -c "$(wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jeffotoni/copyspace/refs/heads/master/v1/install.sh -O -)"

echo $PATH

If /usr/local/bin is missing, add it to your shell configuration file:

• For Zsh users, add this line to your ~/.zshrc:

export PATH="/usr/local/bin:$PATH"

For Bash users, add this line to your ~/.bashrc:

export PATH="/usr/local/bin:$PATH"

Then reload your shell (replace with your shell as appropriate):

source ~/.zshrc
# or
source ~/.bashrc

which copyspace

It should print something like:

/usr/local/bin/copyspace

Check which copyspace binary is found first in your PATH:

Now, you can run:

copyspace -h

If you still have issues, check for duplicate or conflicting binaries in other directories (e.g., /usr/bin). Adjust your PATH order if needed to prioritize /usr/local/bin.

You will need to create a hidden file in your home, .dokeys which needs to contain your credentials.

1. Set up the credentials file (.dokeys) in your home directory.
2. Run the desired command as per the examples above.
3. Monitor the colored log to track progress and errors

{
    "key":"xxxxxxxxxxxx",
    "secret":"xxxxxxxxxx",
    "endpoint":"https://sfo2.digitaloceanspaces.com",
    "region":"us-east-1",
    "bucket":"your-bucket"
}

You can easily build platform-specific binaries using the provided Makefile:

# Build all binaries (Mac ARM, Mac Intel, Linux AMD64, Linux 386)
make

# Build only for your current platform (e.g., Mac ARM64)
make mac-arm64

# Clean up all generated binaries
make clean

Binaries generated:

• copyspace-mac-arm64
• copyspace-mac-amd64
• copyspace-linux-amd64
• copyspace-linux-386
• copyspace-windows-amd64.exe
• copyspace-windows-386.exe

Upload a single file to the bucket

copyspace -file /path/to/file.txt -bucket bucket-name

Upload an entire directory recursively with 100 concurrent workers

copyspace -file /path/to/directory -bucket bucket-name -worker 100

Set public permission for the uploaded files

copyspace -file /path/to/file.txt -bucket bucket-name -acl public

Enable recursive download mode from a bucket to a local directory

copyspace -cp -bucket bucket-name -out /path/to/destination

Show help with all available options

copyspace -h