This script synchronizes a local directory with a Google Cloud Storage bucket, but only if a directory path is provided as input.

Run example

npm run import -- "upload output to google cloud storage"

upload output to google cloud storage

if [[ -n $1 ]]; \
   then gsutil rsync -R "$1" "$2"; \
fi;

```bash
#!/bin/bash

# Check if the first argument is not empty
if [[ -n "$1" ]]; then
  # Use gsutil rsync to synchronize the directories
  # TODO: Handle potential errors during synchronization
  gsutil rsync -R "$1" "$2"
fi
```

This code snippet uses the gsutil command-line tool to synchronize files between a local directory and a Google Cloud Storage bucket.

Here's a breakdown:

1. Conditional Check:

   • if [[ -n $1 ]]; checks if the first command-line argument ($1) is not empty.

2. Synchronization:

   • then gsutil rsync -R "$1" "$2"; executes the gsutil rsync command if the condition is true.
     • -R flag indicates recursive synchronization, copying directories and their contents.
     • "$1" represents the local directory path to synchronize.
     • "$2" represents the Google Cloud Storage bucket path.

3. End of Block:

   • fi marks the end of the if statement block.

In essence, this script synchronizes a specified local directory with a Google Cloud Storage bucket only if a directory path is provided as the first argument.