Pterodactyl Upload Action

This GitHub Action allows you to upload files to multiple Pterodactyl servers with just one action, featuring socket support.

Usage

Api Key

You have to create a client api key in the pterodactyl panel. You can do this in the panel under Account -> API Credentials.

Inputs

1. panel-host: (Required) The host URL of the Pterodactyl panel.
2. api-key: (Required) The API key for the Pterodactyl panel.
3. server-id: ID of the target server.
4. server-ids: IDs of the target servers (multiline).
5. source: Source file to be uploaded.
6. sources: Source files to be uploaded (multiline).
7. target: Destination of the file on the server. Can be a file name (for a single source) or a directory name ending with a slash (for multiple files).
8. proxy: Proxy to be used for upload (username:password@host:port).

Example Workflow Configuration

jobs:
  deploy:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    name: Deploy to Pterodactyl
    steps:
      - name: Checkout
        uses: actions/checkout@v3
      - run: echo "Hello world" > hello.txt
      - uses: rexlmanu/pterodactyl-upload-action@v1
        with:
          panel-host: ${{ secrets.PANEL_HOST }}
          api-key: ${{ secrets.API_KEY }}
          server-id: "5f095019"
          #   server-ids: |
          #     5f095019
          #     7f095019
          source: "hello.txt"
          #   sources: |
          #     hello.txt
          #     hello2.txt
          target: "./"

Multiple File/Server Example

Uncomment lines for server-ids, sources, and proxy in the above example as necessary.

Configuration File

An optional .pterodactyl-upload.json file can be created in the root of your repository to define server(s), source file(s), and the target.

Example Configuration File

{
  "server": "5f095019",
  "servers": ["5f095019", "7f095019"],
  "source": "hello.txt",
  "sources": ["hello.txt", "hello2.txt"],
  "target": "./"
}

Multiple different targets

If you need different targets for each file, you can provide a list of targets.

{
  "targets": {
    "source": "hello.txt",
    "target": "./"
  }
}

License

Pterodactyl Upload Action is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.