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umbraco-cloud-fetch-media

v0.1.0

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Wizard-based CLI that downloads the media folder from an Umbraco Cloud project's blob storage into the local wwwroot/media folder.

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Readme

umbraco-cloud-fetch-media

Wizard-based CLI that downloads the media/ folder from an Umbraco Cloud project's blob storage into the local wwwroot/media folder of your Umbraco ASP.NET Core project.

Companion to:

Requirements

  • Windows
  • Node.js 20 or newer
  • An Umbraco ASP.NET Core project in the current directory (a *.csproj referencing Umbraco.Cms*)
  • A container-level Shared Access Signature (SAS) URL from the Umbraco Cloud portal

The tool uses AzCopy to copy blobs. If AzCopy is not found in PATH, the tool offers to download it into a per-user cache (%USERPROFILE%\.umbraco-cloud-fetch-media\bin\azcopy).

Usage

From the root of your Umbraco web project:

npx umbraco-cloud-fetch-media

The wizard will:

  1. Verify the current directory is an Umbraco web project.
  2. Ask for the SAS URL of the blob container (e.g. https://<account>.blob.core.windows.net/<container>?sv=...).
  3. If wwwroot/media already contains files, ask whether to back it up first.
  4. Show a summary and ask for confirmation.
  5. Ensure AzCopy is available (downloading it if needed).
  6. Optionally copy the current wwwroot/media to <project-root>/.media-backup/<timestamp>/ (keeping the last 3 backups).
  7. Delete the existing wwwroot/media folder and recreate it empty.
  8. Run azcopy copy "<container>/media/*?<sas>" "<wwwroot/media>" --recursive=true.

Finding the SAS URL

In the Umbraco Cloud portal, open your project → environment → Connection details → Blob Storage. Generate a read-only Shared Access Signature URL for the media container and paste it into the wizard.

Backup location

Backups go into <project-root>/.media-backup/<YYYYMMDD-hhmmss>/. This is outside wwwroot so the ASP.NET Core static file middleware will not serve them. The directory is .-prefixed so it is hidden and easy to add to .gitignore.

Development

npm install
npm run dev     # run the TypeScript source with tsx
npm run build   # compile to dist/
npm start       # run the compiled CLI

License

MIT © Søren Kottal