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PaS(t)3 is a S3 file editor with Google authentication using Amazon Cognito.
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Luzifer / PaS(t)3

PaS(t)3 is a S3 file editor with Google authentication using Amazon Cognito. It does not require a server to run but can be deployed into a S3 bucket. Files edited are also stored in a (possibly the same) S3 bucket.

Screenshot of PaS(t)3 development

Setup

  1. Create a project in the Google Cloud Console
  2. Add an oAuth consent screen for your application (API Manager -> Credentials)
  3. Create credentials for a "Web application", add your URL as an "Authorized JavaScript origin"
  4. Put Client Id into the config.yml
  5. Create a S3 bucket and add the CORS policy
  6. Create an Amazon Cognito Federated Identity Pool
  7. Add the policy documented in cognito_auth_policy.json as "Authenticated Role"
  8. Set the Google Client ID in the Google+ tab in "Authentication providers"
  9. Note down the Idenitiy Pool ID in the config.yml
  10. Go through the config.yml and adjust parameters
  11. You may need to execute pip install -r requirements.txt as next step needs three python modules
  12. Execute make which will generate a public folder with all required files
  13. Upload the contents of the public folder

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