ZIP S3 or R2 objects

Generate signed (or public) URLs for your bucket objects on the server, then hand them to Eazip like any other remote source — no bucket credentials ever reach the browser. Works the same way whether the objects live in S3, R2, or another S3-compatible store. See @eazip/core for the underlying engine.

In short

import { createZip } from '@eazip/core';

const result = await createZip({
  files: presignedUrls.map((url) => ({ url })), // signed by your server, not the browser
  zipName: 'bundle.zip',
});

result.download();

A step-by-step walkthrough is coming soon.