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oss-js-sdk

aliyun OSS(Object Storage Service) js client for Node and Browser env.

NOTE： For SDK 5.X document, please go to README.md

Install

npm install ali-oss --save

Compatibility

Node

Node.js >= 8.0.0 required. You can use 4.x in Node.js < 8.

Browser

IE >= 10 & Edge
Major versions of Chrome/Firefox/Safari
Major versions of Android/iOS/WP

Note:

For Lower browsers you can refer to PostObject, if you want to see more practices ,please refer to Web Post
QQ Browser ,we suggest config useFetch option false, it will upload with XMLhttpRequest, eg

let client = new OSS({
    ...,
    useFetch: false
})

License

MIT

OSS Usage

OSS, Object Storage Service. Equal to well known Amazon S3.

All operation use es7 async/await to implement. All api is async function.

Summary

Node Usage

Compatibility

Node: >= 8.0.0

Basic usage

1.install SDK using npm

npm install ali-oss --save

2.for example:

const OSS = require('ali-oss');
const client = new OSS({
  region: '<oss region>',
  accessKeyId: '<Your accessKeyId>',
  accessKeySecret: '<Your accessKeySecret>',
  bucket: '<Your bucket name>'
});

Browser Usage

You can use most of the functionalities of ali-oss in browser with some exceptions:

put object with streaming: no chunked encoding, we use multipart upload instead
get object to local file: we cannot manipulate file system in browser, we provide signed object url for downloading needs
bucket operations(listBuckets, putBucketLogging, etc) will fail: OSS server currently do not support CORS requests for bucket operations (will probably be fixed later)

Compatibility

IE >= 10 & Edge
Major versions of Chrome/Firefox/Safari
Major versions of Android/iOS/WP
Note: Because some browsers do not support promises, you need to introduce promise compatible libraries. For example: IE10 and IE11 need to introduce a promise-polyfill.

Setup

Bucket setup

As browser-side javascript involves CORS operations. You need to setup your bucket CORS rules to allow CORS operations:

set allowed origins to '*'
allowed methods to 'PUT, GET, POST, DELETE, HEAD'
set allowed headers to '*'
expose 'ETag' in expose headers

STS setup

As we don't want to expose the accessKeyId/accessKeySecret in the browser, a [common practice][oss-sts] is to use STS to grant temporary access.

Basic usage

Include the sdk lib in the <script> tag and you have OSS available for creating client.

 // x.x.x The specific version number represented 
 // we recommend introducing offline resources, because the usability of online resources depends on the stability of the cdn server. 
 <!-- Introducing online resources -->
 <script src="http://gosspublic.alicdn.com/aliyun-oss-sdk-x.x.x.min.js"></script>
 <!-- Introducing offline resources -->
 <script src="./aliyun-oss-sdk-x.x.x.min.js"></script>

<script type="text/javascript">
  const client = new OSS({
    region: 'oss-cn-hangzhou',
    accessKeyId: '<access-key-id>',
    accessKeySecret: '<access-key-secret>',
    bucket: '<bucket-name>'
  });

  client.list().then((result) => {
    console.log('objects: %j', result.objects);
    return client.put('my-obj', new OSS.Buffer('hello world'));
  }).then((result) => {
    console.log('put result: %j', result);
    return client.get('my-obj');
  }).then((result) => {
    console.log('get result: %j', result.content.toString());
  });
</script>

The full sample can be found [here][browser-sample].

How to build

npm run build-dist

And see the build artifacts under dist/.

Data Regions

OSS current data regions.

region | country | city | endpoint | internal endpoint --- | --- | --- | --- | --- oss-cn-hangzhou | China | HangZhou | oss-cn-hangzhou.aliyuncs.com | oss-cn-hangzhou-internal.aliyuncs.com oss-cn-shanghai | China | ShangHai | oss-cn-shanghai.aliyuncs.com | oss-cn-shanghai-internal.aliyuncs.com oss-cn-qingdao | China | QingDao | oss-cn-qingdao.aliyuncs.com | oss-cn-qingdao-internal.aliyuncs.com oss-cn-beijing | China | BeiJing | oss-cn-beijing.aliyuncs.com | oss-cn-beijing-internal.aliyuncs.com oss-cn-shenzhen | China | ShenZhen | oss-cn-shenzhen.aliyuncs.com | oss-cn-shenzhen-internal.aliyuncs.com oss-cn-hongkong | China | HongKong | oss-cn-hongkong.aliyuncs.com | oss-cn-hongkong-internal.aliyuncs.com oss-us-west-1 | US | Silicon Valley | oss-us-west-1.aliyuncs.com | oss-us-west-1-internal.aliyuncs.com oss-ap-southeast-1 | Singapore | Singapore | oss-ap-southeast-1.aliyuncs.com | oss-ap-southeast-1-internal.aliyuncs.com

Create Account

Go to OSS website, create a new account for new user.

After account created, you can create the OSS instance and get the accessKeyId and accessKeySecret.

Create A Bucket Instance

Each OSS instance required accessKeyId, accessKeySecret and bucket.

oss(options)

Create a Bucket store instance.

options:

accessKeyId {String} access key you create on aliyun console website
accessKeySecret {String} access secret you create
[stsToken] {String} used by temporary authorization, detail see
[bucket] {String} the default bucket you want to access If you don't have any bucket, please use putBucket() create one first.
[endpoint] {String} oss region domain. It takes priority over region.
[region] {String} the bucket data region location, please see Data Regions, default is oss-cn-hangzhou.
[internal] {Boolean} access OSS with aliyun internal network or not, default is false. If your servers are running on aliyun too, you can set true to save lot of money.
[secure] {Boolean} instruct OSS client to use HTTPS (secure: true) or HTTP (secure: false) protocol.
[timeout] {String|Number} instance level timeout for all operations, default is 60s.
[cname] {Boolean}, default false, access oss with custom domain name. if true, you can fill endpoint field with your custom domain name,
[isRequestPay] {Boolean}, default false, whether request payer function of the bucket is open, if true, will send headers 'x-oss-request-payer': 'requester' to oss server. the details you can see requestPay
[useFetch] {Boolean}, default true, it just work in Browser, if true,it means upload object with fetch mode ,else XMLHttpRequest

example:

const oss = require('ali-oss');

const store = oss({
  accessKeyId: 'your access key',
  accessKeySecret: 'your access secret',
  bucket: 'your bucket name',
  region: 'oss-cn-hangzhou'
});

Bucket Operations

.listBuckets(query[, options])

List buckets in this account.

parameters:

[query] {Object} query parameters, default is null
- [prefix] {String} search buckets using prefix key
- [marker] {String} search start from marker, including marker key
- [max-keys] {String|Number} max buckets, default is 100, limit to 1000
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return buckets list on buckets properties.

buckets {Array} bucket meta info list Each BucketMeta will contains blow properties:
- name {String} bucket name
- region {String} bucket store data region, e.g.: oss-cn-hangzhou-a
- creationDate {String} bucket create GMT date, e.g.: 2015-02-19T08:39:44.000Z
owner {Object} object owner, including id and displayName
isTruncated {Boolean} truncate or not
nextMarker {String} next marker string
res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

example:

List top 10 buckets

store.listBuckets({
  "max-keys": 10
}).then((result) => {
  console.log(result);
});

.putBucket(name[, options])

Create a new bucket.

parameters:

name {String} bucket name If bucket exists and not belong to current account, will throw BucketAlreadyExistsError. If bucket not exists, will create a new bucket and set it's ACL.
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout
- [StorageClass] {String} the storeage type include (Standard,IA,Archive)

Success will return the bucket name on bucket properties.

bucket {String} bucket name
res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

example:

Create a bucket name helloworld location on HongKong

store.putBucket('helloworld').then((result) => {
  // use it by default
  store.useBucket('helloworld');
});

Create a bucket name helloworld location on HongKong StorageClass Archive

await store.putBucket('helloworld', { StorageClass: 'Archive' });
// use it by default
store.useBucket('helloworld');

.deleteBucket(name[, options])

Delete an empty bucket.

parameters:

name {String} bucket name If bucket is not empty, will throw BucketNotEmptyError. If bucket is not exists, will throw NoSuchBucketError.
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return:

res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

example:

Delete the exists 'helloworld' bucket on 'oss-cn-hongkong'

store.deleteBucket('helloworld').then((result) => {});

.useBucket(name)

Use the bucket.

parameters:

name {String} bucket name

example:

Use helloworld as the default bucket

store.useBucket('helloworld');

.getBucketInfo(name)

Get bucket information,include CreationDate、ExtranetEndpoint、IntranetEndpoint、Location、Name、StorageClass、 Owner、AccessControlList

parameters:

name {String} bucket name

example:

Use helloworld as the default bucket

store.getBucketInfo('helloworld').then( (res) => {
  console.log(res.bucket)
})

.getBucketLocation(name)

Get bucket location

parameters:

name {String} bucket name

example:

Use helloworld as the default bucket

store.getBucketLocation('helloworld').then( (res) => {
  console.log(res.location)
})

.putBucketACL(name, acl[, options])

Update the bucket ACL.

parameters:

name {String} bucket name
acl {String} access control list, current available: public-read-write, public-read and private
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return:

res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

example:

Set bucket helloworld to public-read-write

store.putBucketACL('helloworld', 'public-read-write').then((result) => {
});

.getBucketACL(name[, options])

Get the bucket ACL.

parameters:

name {String} bucket name
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return:

acl {String} acl settiongs string
res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

example:

Get bucket helloworld

store.getBucketACL('helloworld').then((result) => {
  console.log(result.acl);
});

.putBucketLogging(name, prefix[, options])

Update the bucket logging settings. Log file will create every one hour and name format: <prefix><bucket>-YYYY-mm-DD-HH-MM-SS-UniqueString.

parameters:

name {String} bucket name
[prefix] {String} prefix path name to store the log files
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return:

res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

example:

Enable bucket helloworld logging and save with prefix logs/

store.putBucketLogging('helloworld', 'logs/').then((result) => {
});

.getBucketLogging(name[, options])

Get the bucket logging settings.

parameters:

name {String} bucket name
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return:

enable {Boolean} enable logging or not
prefix {String} prefix path name to store the log files, maybe null
res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

example:

Get bucket helloworld logging settings

store.getBucketLogging('helloworld').then((result) => {
  console.log(result.enable, result.prefix);
});

.deleteBucketLogging(name[, options])

Delete the bucket logging settings.

parameters:

name {String} bucket name
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return:

res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

.putBucketWebsite(name, config[, options])

Set the bucket as a static website.

parameters:

name {String} bucket name
config {Object} website config, contains blow properties:
- index {String} default page, e.g.: index.html
- [error] {String} error page, e.g.: 'error.html'
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return:

res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

example:

store.putBucketWebsite('hello', {
  index: 'index.html'
}).then((result) => {
});

.getBucketWebsite(name[, options])

Get the bucket website config.

parameters:

name {String} bucket name
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return:

index {String} index page
error {String} error page, maybe null
res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

.deleteBucketWebsite(name[, options])

Delete the bucket website config.

parameters:

name {String} bucket name
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return:

res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

.putBucketReferer(name, allowEmpty, referers[, options])

Set the bucket request Referer white list.

parameters:

name {String} bucket name
allowEmpty {Boolean} allow empty request referer or not

referers {Array} Referer white list, e.g.:

[
  'https://npm.taobao.org',
  'http://cnpmjs.org'
]

[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return:

res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

example:

store.putBucketReferer('hello', false, [
  'https://npm.taobao.org',
  'http://cnpmjs.org'
]).then((result) => {
});

.getBucketReferer(name[, options])

Get the bucket request Referer white list.

parameters:

name {String} bucket name
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return:

allowEmpty {Boolean} allow empty request referer or not
referers {Array} Referer white list
res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

.deleteBucketReferer(name[, options])

Delete the bucket request Referer white list.

parameters:

name {String} bucket name
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return:

res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

.putBucketLifecycle(name, rules[, options])

Set the bucket object lifecycle.

parameters:

name {String} bucket name
rules {Array} rule config list, each Rule will contains blow properties:
- [id] {String} rule id, if not set, OSS will auto create it with random string.
- prefix {String} store prefix
- status {String} rule status, allow values: Enabled or Disabled
- [days] {Number|String} expire after the days
- [date] {String} expire date, e.g.: 2022-10-11T00:00:00.000Z date and days only set one.
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return:

res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

example:

store.putBucketLifecycle('hello', [
  {
    id: 'delete after one day',
    prefix: 'logs/',
    status: 'Enabled',
    days: 1
  },
  {
    prefix: 'logs2/',
    status: 'Disabled',
    date: '2022-10-11T00:00:00.000Z'
  }
]).then((result) => {});

.getBucketLifecycle(name[, options])

Get the bucket object lifecycle.

parameters:

name {String} bucket name
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return:

rules {Array} the lifecycle rule list
res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

.deleteBucketLifecycle(name[, options])

Delete the bucket object lifecycle.

parameters:

name {String} bucket name
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return:

res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

.putBucketCORS(name, rules[, options])

Set CORS rules of the bucket object

parameters:

name {String} bucket name
rules {Array} rule config list, each Rule will contains below properties:
- allowedOrigin {String/Array} configure for Access-Control-Allow-Origin header
- allowedMethod {String/Array} configure for Access-Control-Allow-Methods header
- [allowedHeader] {String/Array} configure for Access-Control-Allow-Headers header
- [exposeHeader] {String/Array} configure for Access-Control-Expose-Headers header
- [maxAgeSeconds] {String} configure for Access-Control-Max-Age header
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return:

res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

example:

store.putBucketCORS('hello', [
  {
    allowedOrigin: '*',
    allowedMethod: [
      'GET',
      'HEAD',
    ],
  }
]).then((result) => {});

.getBucketCORS(name[, options])

Get CORS rules of the bucket object.

parameters:

name {String} bucket name
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return:

rules {Array} the CORS rule list
res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

.deleteBucketCORS(name[, options])

Delete CORS rules of the bucket object.

parameters:

name {String} bucket name
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return:

res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

Object Operations

All operations function return Promise, except signatureUrl.

.put(name, file[, options])

Add an object to the bucket.

parameters:

name {String} object name store on OSS
file {String|Buffer|ReadStream|File(only support Browser)|Blob(only support Browser)} object local path, content buffer or ReadStream content instance use in Node, Blob and html5 File
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout
- [mime] {String} custom mime, will send with Content-Type entity header
- [meta] {Object} user meta, will send with x-oss-meta- prefix string e.g.: { uid: 123, pid: 110 }
- [callback] {Object} The callback parameter is composed of a JSON string encoded in Base64,detail see
  - url {String} After a file is uploaded successfully, the OSS sends a callback request to this URL.
  - [host] {String} The host header value for initiating callback requests.
  - body {String} The value of the request body when a callback is initiated, for example, key=$(key)&etag=$(etag)&my_var=$(x:my_var).
  - [contentType] {String} The Content-Type of the callback requests initiatiated, It supports application/x-www-form-urlencoded and application/json, and the former is the default value.
  - [customValue] {Object} Custom parameters are a map of key-values e.g.:
```
   var customValue = {var1: 'value1', var2: 'value2'}
```
- [headers] {Object} extra headers, detail see RFC 2616
  - 'Cache-Control' cache control for download, e.g.: Cache-Control: public, no-cache
  - 'Content-Disposition' object name for download, e.g.: Content-Disposition: somename
  - 'Content-Encoding' object content encoding for download, e.g.: Content-Encoding: gzip
  - 'Expires' expires time (milliseconds) for download, e.g.: Expires: 3600000

Success will return the object information.

object:

name {String} object name
data {Object} callback server response data, sdk use JSON.parse() return
res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

example:

Add an object through local file path

const filepath = '/home/ossdemo/demo.txt';
store.put('ossdemo/demo.txt', filepath).then((result) => {
  console.log(result);
});

{
  name: 'ossdemo/demo.txt',
  res: {
    status: 200,
    headers: {
      date: 'Tue, 17 Feb 2015 13:28:17 GMT',
      'content-length': '0',
      connection: 'close',
      etag: '"BF7A03DA01440845BC5D487B369BC168"',
      server: 'AliyunOSS',
      'x-oss-request-id': '54E341F1707AA0275E829244'
    },
    size: 0,
    rt: 92
  }
}

Add an object through content buffer

store.put('ossdemo/buffer', new Buffer('foo content')).then((result) => {
  console.log(result);
});

{
  name: 'ossdemo/buffer',
  url: 'http://demo.oss-cn-hangzhou.aliyuncs.com/ossdemo/buffer',
  res: {
    status: 200,
    headers: {
      date: 'Tue, 17 Feb 2015 13:28:17 GMT',
      'content-length': '0',
      connection: 'close',
      etag: '"xxx"',
      server: 'AliyunOSS',
      'x-oss-request-id': '54E341F1707AA0275E829243'
    },
    size: 0,
    rt: 92
  }
}

Add an object through readstream

const filepath = '/home/ossdemo/demo.txt';
store.put('ossdemo/readstream.txt', fs.createReadStream(filepath)).then((result) => {
  console.log(result);
});

{
  name: 'ossdemo/readstream.txt',
  url: 'http://demo.oss-cn-hangzhou.aliyuncs.com/ossdemo/readstream.txt',
  res: {
    status: 200,
    headers: {
      date: 'Tue, 17 Feb 2015 13:28:17 GMT',
      'content-length': '0',
      connection: 'close',
      etag: '"BF7A03DA01440845BC5D487B369BC168"',
      server: 'AliyunOSS',
      'x-oss-request-id': '54E341F1707AA0275E829242'
    },
    size: 0,
    rt: 92
  }
}

.putStream(name, stream[, options])

Add a stream object to the bucket.

parameters:

name {String} object name store on OSS
stream {ReadStream} object ReadStream content instance
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [contentLength] {Number} the stream length, chunked encoding will be used if absent
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout
- [mime] {String} custom mime, will send with Content-Type entity header
- [meta] {Object} user meta, will send with x-oss-meta- prefix string e.g.: { uid: 123, pid: 110 }
- [callback] {Object} The callback parameter is composed of a JSON string encoded in Base64,detail see
  - url {String} After a file is uploaded successfully, the OSS sends a callback request to this URL.
  - [host] {String} The host header value for initiating callback requests.
  - body {String} The value of the request body when a callback is initiated, for example, key=$(key)&etag=$(etag)&my_var=$(x:my_var).
  - [contentType] {String} The Content-Type of the callback requests initiatiated, It supports application/x-www-form-urlencoded and application/json, and the former is the default value.
  - [customValue] {Object} Custom parameters are a map of key-values e.g.:
```
   var customValue = {var1: 'value1', var2: 'value2'}
```
- [headers] {Object} extra headers, detail see RFC 2616
  - 'Cache-Control' cache control for download, e.g.: Cache-Control: public, no-cache
  - 'Content-Disposition' object name for download, e.g.: Content-Disposition: somename
  - 'Content-Encoding' object content encoding for download, e.g.: Content-Encoding: gzip
  - 'Expires' expires time (milliseconds) for download, e.g.: Expires: 3600000

Success will return the object information.

object:

name {String} object name
res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

example:

Add an object through readstream

const filepath = '/home/ossdemo/demo.txt';
store.putStream('ossdemo/readstream.txt', fs.createReadStream(filepath)).then((result) => {
  console.log(result);
});

{
  name: 'ossdemo/readstream.txt',
  url: 'http://demo.oss-cn-hangzhou.aliyuncs.com/ossdemo/readstream.txt',
  res: {
    status: 200,
    headers: {
      date: 'Tue, 17 Feb 2015 13:28:17 GMT',
      'content-length': '0',
      connection: 'close',
      etag: '"BF7A03DA01440845BC5D487B369BC168"',
      server: 'AliyunOSS',
      'x-oss-request-id': '54E341F1707AA0275E829242'
    },
    size: 0,
    rt: 92
  }
}

.append(name, file[, options])

Append an object to the bucket, it's almost same as put, but it can add content to existing object rather than override it.

All parameters are same as put except for options.position

name {String} object name store on OSS
file {String|Buffer|ReadStream} object local path, content buffer or ReadStream content instance
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [position] {String} specify the position which is the content length of the latest object
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout
- [mime] {String} custom mime, will send with Content-Type entity header
- [meta] {Object} user meta, will send with x-oss-meta- prefix string e.g.: { uid: 123, pid: 110 }
- [headers] {Object} extra headers, detail see RFC 2616
  - 'Cache-Control' cache control for download, e.g.: Cache-Control: public, no-cache
  - 'Content-Disposition' object name for download, e.g.: Content-Disposition: somename
  - 'Content-Encoding' object content encoding for download, e.g.: Content-Encoding: gzip
  - 'Expires' expires time (milliseconds) for download, e.g.: Expires: 3600000

object:

name {String} object name
url {String} the url of oss
res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)
nextAppendPosition {String} the next position

example:

let object = await store.append('ossdemo/buffer', new Buffer('foo'));

// append content to the existing object
object = await store.append('ossdemo/buffer', new Buffer('bar'), {
  position: object.nextAppendPosition,
});

.getObjectUrl(name[, baseUrl])

Get the Object url. If provide baseUrl, will use baseUrl instead the default endpoint.

e.g.:

const cdnUrl = client.getObjectUrl('foo/bar.jpg', 'https://mycdn.domian.com');
// cdnUrl should be `https://mycdn.domian.com/foo/bar.jpg`

.generateObjectUrl(name[, baseUrl])

Get the Object url. If provide baseUrl, will use baseUrl instead the default bucket and endpoint . Suggest use generateObjectUrl instead of getObjectUrl.

e.g.:

const url = client.generateObjectUrl('foo/bar.jpg');
// cdnUrl should be `https://${bucketname}.${endpotint}foo/bar.jpg`

const cdnUrl = client.generateObjectUrl('foo/bar.jpg', 'https://mycdn.domian.com');
// cdnUrl should be `https://mycdn.domian.com/foo/bar.jpg`

.head(name[, options])

Head an object and get the meta info.

parameters:

name {String} object name store on OSS
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout
- [headers] {Object} extra headers, detail see RFC 2616
  - 'If-Modified-Since' object modified after this time will return 200 and object meta, otherwise return 304 not modified
  - 'If-Unmodified-Since' object modified before this time will return 200 and object meta, otherwise throw PreconditionFailedError
  - 'If-Match' object etag equal this will return 200 and object meta, otherwise throw PreconditionFailedError
  - 'If-None-Match' object etag not equal this will return 200 and object meta, otherwise return 304 not modified

Success will return the object's meta information.

object:

status {Number} response status, maybe 200 or 304
meta {Object} object user meta, if not set on put(), will return null. If return status 304, meta will be null too
res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

example:

Head an exists object and get user meta

await this.store.put('ossdemo/head-meta', new Buffer('foo'), {
  meta: {
    uid: 1,
    path: 'foo/demo.txt'
  }
});
const object = await this.store.head('ossdemo/head-meta');
console.log(object);

{
  status: 200,
  meta: {
    uid: '1',
    path: 'foo/demo.txt'
  },
  res: { ... }
}

Head a not exists object

const object = await this.store.head('ossdemo/head-meta');
// will throw NoSuchKeyError

.get(name[, file, options])

Get an object from the bucket.

parameters:

name {String} object name store on OSS
[file] {String|WriteStream} file path or WriteStream instance to store the content If file is null or ignore this parameter, function will return info contains content property.
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout
- [process] {String} image process params, will send with x-oss-process e.g.: {process: 'image/resize,w_200'}
- [headers] {Object} extra headers, detail see RFC 2616
  - 'Range' get specifying range bytes content, e.g.: Range: bytes=0-9
  - 'If-Modified-Since' object modified after this time will return 200 and object meta, otherwise return 304 not modified
  - 'If-Unmodified-Since' object modified before this time will return 200 and object meta, otherwise throw PreconditionFailedError
  - 'If-Match' object etag equal this will return 200 and object meta, otherwise throw PreconditionFailedError
  - 'If-None-Match' object etag not equal this will return 200 and object meta, otherwise return 304 not modified

Success will return the info contains response.

object:

[content] {Buffer} file content buffer if file parameter is null or ignore
res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

If object not exists, will throw NoSuchKeyError.

example:

Get an exists object and store it to the local file

const filepath = '/home/ossdemo/demo.txt';
await store.get('ossdemo/demo.txt', filepath);

_ Store object to a writestream

await store.get('ossdemo/demo.txt', somestream);

Get an object content buffer

const result = await store.get('ossdemo/demo.txt');
console.log(Buffer.isBuffer(result.content));

Get a processed image and store it to the local file

const filepath = '/home/ossdemo/demo.png';
await store.get('ossdemo/demo.png', filepath, {process: 'image/resize,w_200'});

Get a not exists object

const filepath = '/home/ossdemo/demo.txt';
await store.get('ossdemo/not-exists-demo.txt', filepath);
// will throw NoSuchKeyError

.getStream(name[, options])

Get an object read stream.

parameters:

name {String} object name store on OSS
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout
- [process] {String} image process params, will send with x-oss-process
- [headers] {Object} extra headers
  - 'If-Modified-Since' object modified after this time will return 200 and object meta, otherwise return 304 not modified
  - 'If-Unmodified-Since' object modified before this time will return 200 and object meta, otherwise throw PreconditionFailedError
  - 'If-Match' object etag equal this will return 200 and object meta, otherwise throw PreconditionFailedError
  - 'If-None-Match' object etag not equal this will return 200 and object meta, otherwise return 304 not modified

Success will return the stream instance and response info.

object:

stream {ReadStream} readable stream instance if response status is not 200, stream will be null.
res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

If object not exists, will throw NoSuchKeyError.

example:

Get an exists object stream

const result = await store.getStream('ossdemo/demo.txt');
result.stream.pipe(fs.createWriteStream('some file.txt'));

.delete(name[, options])

Delete an object from the bucket.

parameters:

name {String} object name store on OSS
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return the info contains response.

object:

res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

If delete object not exists, will also delete success.

example:

Delete an exists object

await store.delete('ossdemo/someobject');

Delete a not exists object

await store.delete('ossdemo/some-not-exists-object');

.copy(name, sourceName[, options])

Copy an object from sourceName to name.

parameters:

name {String} object name store on OSS
sourceName {String} source object name If sourceName start with /, meaning it's a full name contains the bucket name. e.g.: /otherbucket/logo.png meaning copy otherbucket logn.png object to current bucket.
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout
- [meta] {Object} user meta, will send with x-oss-meta- prefix string e.g.: { uid: 123, pid: 110 } If the meta set, will override the source object meta.
- [headers] {Object} extra headers
  - 'If-Match' do copy if source object etag equal this, otherwise throw PreconditionFailedError
  - 'If-None-Match' do copy if source object etag not equal this, otherwise throw PreconditionFailedError
  - 'If-Modified-Since' do copy if source object modified after this time, otherwise throw PreconditionFailedError
  - 'If-Unmodified-Since' do copy if source object modified before this time, otherwise throw PreconditionFailedError

Success will return the copy result in data property.

object:

data {Object} copy result
- lastModified {String} object last modified GMT string
- etag {String} object etag contains ", e.g.: "5B3C1A2E053D763E1B002CC607C5A0FE"
res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

If source object not exists, will throw NoSuchKeyError.

example:

Copy same bucket object

store.copy('newName', 'oldName').then((result) => {
  console.log(result);
});

Copy other bucket object

store.copy('logo.png', '/other-bucket/logo.png').then((result) => {
  console.log(result);
});

.putMeta(name, meta[, options])

Set an exists object meta.

parameters:

name {String} object name store on OSS
meta {Object} user meta, will send with x-oss-meta- prefix string e.g.: { uid: 123, pid: 110 } If meta: null, will clean up the exists meta
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return the copy result in data property.

data {Object} copy result
- lastModified {String} object last modified GMT date, e.g.: 2015-02-19T08:39:44.000Z
- etag {String} object etag contains ", e.g.: "5B3C1A2E053D763E1B002CC607C5A0FE"
res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

If object not exists, will throw NoSuchKeyError.

example:

Update exists object meta

const result = await store.putMeta('ossdemo.txt', {
  uid: 1, pid: 'p123'
});
console.log(result);

Clean up object meta

await store.putMeta('ossdemo.txt', null);

.deleteMulti(names[, options])

Delete multi objects in one request.

parameters:

names {Array} object names, max 1000 objects in once.
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [quiet] {Boolean} quiet mode or verbose mode, default is false, verbose mode quiet mode: if all objects delete succes, return emtpy response. otherwise return delete error object results. verbose mode: return all object delete results.
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return delete success objects in deleted property.

[deleted] {Array} deleted object names list
res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

example:

Delete multi objects in quiet mode

const result = await store.deleteMulti(['obj1', 'obj2', 'obj3'], {
  quiet: true
});

Delete multi objects in verbose mode

const result = await store.deleteMulti(['obj1', 'obj2', 'obj3']);

.list(query[, options])

List objects in the bucket.

parameters:

[query] {Object} query parameters, default is null
- [prefix] {String} search object using prefix key
- [marker] {String} search start from marker, including marker key
- [delimiter] {String} delimiter search scope e.g. / only search current dir, not including subdir
- [max-keys] {String|Number} max objects, default is 100, limit to 1000
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return objects list on objects properties.

objects {Array} object meta info list Each ObjectMeta will contains blow properties:
- name {String} object name on oss
- lastModified {String} object last modified GMT date, e.g.: 2015-02-19T08:39:44.000Z
- etag {String} object etag contains ", e.g.: "5B3C1A2E053D763E1B002CC607C5A0FE"
- type {String} object type, e.g.: Normal
- size {Number} object size, e.g.: 344606
- storageClass {String} storage class type, e.g.: Standard
- owner {Object} object owner, including id and displayName
prefixes {Array} prefix list
isTruncated {Boolean} truncate or not
nextMarker {String} next marker string
res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

example:

List top 10 objects

const result = await store.list();
console.log(result.objects);

List fun/ dir including subdirs objects

const result = await store.list({
  prefix: 'fun/'
});
console.log(result.objects);

List fun/ dir objects, not including subdirs

const result = await store.list({
  prefix: 'fun/',
  delimiter: '/'
});
console.log(result.objects);

.signatureUrl(name[, options])

Create a signature url for download or upload object. When you put object with signatureUrl ,you need to pass Content-Type.Please look at the example.

parameters:

name {String} object name store on OSS
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [expires] {Number} after expires seconds, the url will become invalid, default is 1800
- [method] {String} the HTTP method, default is 'GET'
- [Content-Type] {String} set the request content type
- [process] {String} image process params, will send with x-oss-process e.g.: {process: 'image/resize,w_200'}
- [response] {Object} set the response headers for download
  - [content-type] {String} set the response content type
  - [content-disposition] {String} set the response content disposition
  - [cache-control] {String} set the response cache control
  - See more: https://help.aliyun.com/document_detail/oss/api-reference/object/GetObject.html
- [callback] {Object} set the callback for the operation
  - url {String} set the url for callback
  - [host] {String} set the host for callback
  - body {String} set the body for callback
  - [contentType] {String} set the type for body
  - [customValue] {Object} set the custom value for callback,eg. {var1: value1,var2:value2}

Success will return signature url.

example:

Get signature url for object

const url = store.signatureUrl('ossdemo.txt');
console.log(url);
// --------------------------------------------------
const url = store.signatureUrl('ossdemo.txt', {
  expires: 3600,
  method: 'PUT'
});
console.log(url);

//  put object with signatureUrl
// -------------------------------------------------

const url = store.signatureUrl('ossdemo.txt', {
  expires: 3600,
  method: 'PUT',
  'Content-Type': 'text/plain; charset=UTF-8',
});
console.log(url);

// --------------------------------------------------
const url = store.signatureUrl('ossdemo.txt', {
  expires: 3600,
  response: {
    'content-type': 'text/custom',
    'content-disposition': 'attachment'
  }
});
console.log(url);

// put operation

Get a signature url for a processed image

const url = store.signatureUrl('ossdemo.png', {
  process: 'image/resize,w_200'
});
console.log(url);
// --------------------------------------------------
const url = store.signatureUrl('ossdemo.png', {
  expires: 3600,
  process: 'image/resize,w_200'
});
console.log(url);

.putACL(name, acl[, options])

Set object's ACL.

parameters:

name {String} object name
acl {String} acl (private/public-read/public-read-write)
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return:

res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

example:

Set an object's ACL

await store.putACL('ossdemo.txt', 'public-read');

.getACL(name[, options])

Get object's ACL.

parameters:

name {String} object name
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return:

acl {String} acl settiongs string
res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

example:

Get an object's ACL

const result = await store.getACL('ossdemo.txt');
console.log(result.acl);

.restore(name[, options])

Restore Object.

parameters:

name {String} object name
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return:

res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)

example:

Restore an object

const result = await store.restore('ossdemo.txt');
console.log(result.status);

.initMultipartUpload(name[, options])

Before transmitting data in the Multipart Upload mode, you must call the Initiate Multipart Upload interface to notify the OSS to initiate a Multipart Upload event. The Initiate Multipart Upload interface returns a globally unique Upload ID created by the OSS server to identify this Multipart Upload event.

parameters:

name {String} object name
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout
- [mime] Mime file type e.g.: application/octet-stream
- [meta] {Object} user meta, will send with x-oss-meta- prefix string
- [headers] {Object} extra headers, detail see RFC 2616
  - 'Cache-Control' cache control for download, e.g.: Cache-Control: public, no-cache
  - 'Content-Disposition' object name for download, e.g.: Content-Disposition: somename
  - 'Content-Encoding' object content encoding for download, e.g.: Content-Encoding: gzip
  - 'Expires' expires time (milliseconds) for download, e.g.: Expires: 3600000
  - [x-oss-server-side-encryption] Specify the server-side encryption algorithm used to upload each part of this object,Type: string, Valid value: AES256 x-oss-server-side-encryption: AES256 if use in browser you should be set cors expose header x-oss-server-side-encryption

Success will return:

res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
  - [x-oss-server-side-encryption] if set request header x-oss-server-side-encryption, will return
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)
bucket {String} bucket name
name {String} object name store on OSS
uploadId {String} upload id, use for uploadPart, completeMultipart

example:

  const result = await store.initMultipartUpload('object');
  console.log(result);

.uploadPart(name, uploadId, partNo, file, start, end[, options])

After initiating a Multipart Upload event, you can upload data in parts based on the specified object name and Upload ID.

parameters:

name {String} object name
uploadId {String} get by initMultipartUpload api
partNo {Number} range is 1-10000, If this range is exceeded, OSS returns the InvalidArgument's error code.
file {File|String} is File or FileName, the whole file Multipart Upload requires that the size of any Part other than the last Part is greater than 100KB. In Node you can use File or FileName, but in browser you only can use File.
start {Number} part start bytes e.g: 102400
end {Number} part end bytes e.g: 204800
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout

Success will return:

res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)
name {String} object name store on OSS
etag {String} object etag contains ", e.g.: "5B3C1A2E053D763E1B002CC607C5A0FE"

example:

  const name = 'object';
  const result = await store.initMultipartUpload(name);
  const uploadId = result.uploadId;
  const file; //the data you want to upload, is a File or FileName(only in node)
  //if file part is 10  
  const partSize = 100 * 1024;
  const fileSize = 10 * partSize;//you need to calculate
  const dones = [];
  for (let i = 1; i <= 10; i++) {
    const start = partSize * (i -1);
    const end = Math.min(start + partSize, fileSize);
    const part = await store.uploadPart(name, uploadId, i, file, start, end);
    dones.push({
      number: i,
      etag: part.etag
    });
    console.log(part);
  }

  //end need to call completeMultipartUpload api

.uploadPartCopy(name, uploadId, partNo, range, sourceData[, options])

Using Upload Part Copy, you can copy data from an existing object and upload a part of the data. When copying a file larger than 1 GB, you must use the Upload Part Copy method. If you want to copy a file smaller than 1 GB, see Copy Object.

parameters:

name {String} object name
uploadId {String} get by initMultipartUpload api
partNo {Number} range is 1-10000, If this range is exceeded, OSS returns the InvalidArgument's error code.
range {String} Multipart Upload requires that the size of any Part other than the last Part is greater than 100KB, range value like 0-102400
sourceData {Object}
- sourceKey {String} the source object name
- sourceBucketName {String} the source bucket name
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout
- [headers] {Object} The following request header is used for the source objects specified by x-oss-copy-source.
  - [x-oss-copy-source-if-match] default none If the ETAG value of the source object is equal to the ETAG value provided by the user, the system performs the Copy Object operation; otherwise, the system returns the 412 Precondition Failed message.
  - [x-oss-copy-source-if-none-match] default none If the source object has not been modified since the time specified by the user, the system performs the Copy Object operation; otherwise, the system returns the 412 Precondition Failed message.
  - [x-oss-copy-source-if-unmodified-since] default none If the time specified by the received parameter is the same as or later than the modification time of the file, the system transfers the file normally, and returns 200 OK; otherwise, the system returns 412 Precondition Failed.
  - [x-oss-copy-source-if-modified-since] default none If the source object has been modified since the time specified by the user, the system performs the Copy Object operation; otherwise, the system returns the 412 Precondition Failed message.

Success will return:

res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)
name {String} object name store on OSS
etag {String} object etag contains ", e.g.: "5B3C1A2E053D763E1B002CC607C5A0FE"

example:

  const name = 'object';
  const result = await store.initMultipartUpload(name);
 
  const partSize = 100 * 1024;//100kb 
  //if file part is 10
  for (let i = 1; i <= 10; i++) {
    const start = partSize * (i -1);
    const end = Math.min(start + partSize, fileSize);
    const range = start + '-' + (end - 1);
    const part = await store.uploadPartCopy(name, result.uploadId, i, range, {
      sourceKey: 'sourceKey',
      sourceBucketName: 'sourceBucketName'
    });
    console.log(part);
  }

  //end need complete api

.completeMultipartUpload(name, uploadId, parts[, options])

After uploading all data parts, you must call the Complete Multipart Upload API to complete Multipart Upload for the entire file.

parameters:

name {String} object name
uploadId {String} get by initMultipartUpload api
parts {Array} more part {Object} from uploadPartCopy, , each in the structure:
- number {Number} partNo
- etag {String} object etag contains ", e.g.: "5B3C1A2E053D763E1B002CC607C5A0FE"
[options] {Object} optional parameters
- [timeout] {Number} the operation timeout
- [callback] {Object} The callback parameter is composed of a JSON string encoded in Base64,detail see
  - url {String} After a file is uploaded successfully, the OSS sends a callback request to this URL.
  - [host] {String} The host header value for initiating callback requests.
  - body {String} The value of the request body when a callback is initiated, for example, key=$(key)&etag=$(etag)&my_var=$(x:my_var).
  - [contentType] {String} The Content-Type of the callback requests initiatiated, It supports application/x-www-form-urlencoded and application/json, and the former is the default value.
  - [customValue] {Object} Custom parameters are a map of key-values e.g.:
```
   var customValue = {var1: 'value1', var2: 'value2'}
```
- [headers] {Object} extra headers, detail see RFC 2616

Success will return:

res {Object} response info, including
- status {Number} response status
- headers {Object} response headers
- size {Number} response size
- rt {Number} request total use time (ms)
bucket {String} bucket name
name {String} object name store on OSS
etag {String} object etag contains ", e.g.: "5B3C1A2E053D763E1B002CC607C5A0FE"
data {Object} callback server response data , sdk use JSON.parse() return

example:


  //init multipart
  const name = 'object';
  const result = await store.initMultipartUpload(name);
 
  //upload part
  const file; //the data you want to upload, this example size is 10 * 100 * 1024
  const fileSize;//you need to calculate
  const partSize = 100 * 1024;//100kb 
  const done = [];
  //if file part is 10
  for (let i = 1; i <= 10; i++) {
    const start = partSize * (i -1);
    const end = Math.min(start + partSize, fileSize);
    const data = file.slice(start, end);
    const part = yield store.uploadPart(name, result.uploadId, i, data);
    console.log(part);
    done.push({
          number: i,
          etag: part.res.headers.etag
        });
  }

  //complete
  const completeData = await store.completeMultipartUpload(name, result.uploadId, done);
  console.log(completeData);

.multipartUpload(name, file[, options])

Upload file with [OSS multipart][oss-multipart]. this function contains initMultipartUpload, uploadPart, completeMultipartUpload. When you use multipartUpload api，if you encounter problems with ConnectionTimeoutError, you should handle ConnectionTimeoutError in your business code. How to resolve ConnectionTimeoutError, you can decrease partSize size 、 Increase timeout 、Retry request , or give tips in your business code;

parameters:

name {String} object name
file {String|File(only support Browser)|Blob(only support Browser)} file path or HTML5 Web File or web Blob
[options] {Object} optional args
- [parallel] {Number} the number of parts to be uploaded in parallel
- [partSize] {Number} the suggested size for each part
- [progress] {Function} function | async | Promise, the progress callback called after each successful upload of one part, it will be given three parameters: (percentage {Number}, checkpoint {Object}, res {Object})
- [checkpoint] {Object} the checkpoint to resume upload, if this is provided, it will continue the upload from where interrupted, otherwise a new multipart upload will be created.
  - file {File} The file object selected by the user, if the browser is restarted, it needs the user to manually trigger the settings
  - name {String} object key
  - fileSize {Number} file size
  - partSize {Number} part size
  - uploadId {String} upload id
  - doneParts {Array} An array of pieces that have been completed, including the object structure as follows
    - number {Number} part number
    - etag {String} part etag
- [meta] {Object} user meta, will send with x-oss-meta- prefix string
- [mime] {String} custom mime , will send with Content-Type entity header
- [callback] {Object} The callback parameter is composed of a JSON string encoded in Base64,detail see
  - url {String} After a file is uploaded successfully, the OSS sends a callback request to this URL.
  - [host] {String} The host header value for initiating callback requests.
  - body {String} The value of the request body when a callback is initiated, for example, key=$(key)&etag=$(etag)&my_var=$(x:my_var).
  - [contentType] {String} The Content-Type of the callback requests initiatiated, It supports application/x-www-form-urlencoded and application/json, and the former is the default value.
  - [customValue] {Object} Custom parameters are a map of key-values e.g.:
```
  var customValue = {var1: 'value1', var2: 'value2'}
```
- [headers] {Object} extra headers, detail see RFC 2616
  - 'Cache-Control' cache control for download, e.g.: Cache-Control: public, no-cache
  - 'Content-Disposition' object name for download, e.g.: Content-Disposition: somename
  - 'Content-Encoding' object content encoding for download, e.g.: Content-Encoding: gzip

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Create A Bucket Instance

oss(options)

Bucket Operations

.listBuckets(query[, options])

.putBucket(name[, options])

.deleteBucket(name[, options])

.useBucket(name)

.getBucketInfo(name)

.getBucketLocation(name)

.putBucketACL(name, acl[, options])

.getBucketACL(name[, options])

.putBucketLogging(name, prefix[, options])

.getBucketLogging(name[, options])

.deleteBucketLogging(name[, options])

.putBucketWebsite(name, config[, options])

.getBucketWebsite(name[, options])

.deleteBucketWebsite(name[, options])

.putBucketReferer(name, allowEmpty, referers[, options])

.getBucketReferer(name[, options])

.deleteBucketReferer(name[, options])

.putBucketLifecycle(name, rules[, options])

.getBucketLifecycle(name[, options])

.deleteBucketLifecycle(name[, options])

.putBucketCORS(name, rules[, options])

.getBucketCORS(name[, options])

.deleteBucketCORS(name[, options])

Object Operations

.put(name, file[, options])

.putStream(name, stream[, options])

.append(name, file[, options])

.getObjectUrl(name[, baseUrl])

.generateObjectUrl(name[, baseUrl])

.head(name[, options])

.get(name[, file, options])

.getStream(name[, options])

.delete(name[, options])

.copy(name, sourceName[, options])

.putMeta(name, meta[, options])

.deleteMulti(names[, options])

.list(query[, options])

.signatureUrl(name[, options])

.putACL(name, acl[, options])

.getACL(name[, options])

.restore(name[, options])

.initMultipartUpload(name[, options])

.uploadPart(name, uploadId, partNo, file, start, end[, options])

.uploadPartCopy(name, uploadId, partNo, range, sourceData[, options])

.completeMultipartUpload(name, uploadId, parts[, options])

.multipartUpload(name, file[, options])