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@letgowebteam/s3

v1.3.0

Published

S3 utilities wrapper

Downloads

8

Readme

@letgowebtools/s3

s3 is a utility package that wraps the AWS sdk for some methods. All the functions exported here assume that you have permission to access the corresponding s3 resources.

Installing

npm install @letgowebteam/s3

Usage

downloadS3Object

Useful if you want to download a single file from an S3 bucket to disk by returning a promise. To call this function we need to pass the following required data:

| Parameter | Type | | ---------- | ------------------- | | options | S3.GetObjectRequest | | pathToSave | string |

Example:

const s3 = require('@letgowebtools/s3');

(async() => {
	const options: S3.GetObjectRequest = {
      Bucket: 'my_bucket',
      Key: 'my_sub_folder/my_file.txt',
  };
	const pathToSave = '/tmp/';
	await s3.downloadS3Object(options, pathToSave);
})();

uploadDirToS3

Uploads the specified folder or its contents only to s3 recursively to the specified S3 bucket. To call this function we need to pass the following required data:

| Parameter | Type | Purpose | | --------------------- | ------ | --------------------------------------------------- | | dirPath | string | Origin path to upload | | removePrefixBucketKey | string | Prefix folder to remove | | bucketName | string | Bucket name where files are goint to be uploaded to |

If we only want to upload its contents we will have to pass in the 'removePrefixBucketKey' with the part of the path to remove, otherwise an empty string.

Output types:

| Output | Type | | ------ | ------------------ | | Output | S3.PutObjectOutput |

Example:

const s3 = require('@letgowebtools/s3');

(async() => {
	const dirPath = '/tmp/';
	const removePrefixBucketKey = '/tmp/';
	const bucketName = 'my_bucket';
	const output = await s3.uploadDirToS3(dirPath, removePrefixBucketKey, bucketName);
})();