resourceful-s3

An S3 back-end for Resourceful.

Testing

To run the tests you'll need to add your AWS keys. This can be done by copying config/environment.yaml to config/test.yaml and adding your keys, before running npm test. The tests make use of a bucket called resourceful-s3.test which needs to exist.

Using the module

As with other Resourceful modules, use the use() method to connect resources to a backend -- in this case an S3 bucket. For example:

var Creature = resourceful.define('creature', function () {
  this.string('diet');
  this.bool('vertebrate');
  this.array('belly');

  this.timestamps();

  this.prototype.feed = function (food) {
    this.belly.push(food);
  };

  this.use('S3', {
    uri: 'myCreatures'
  , opts: {
      keyid: AWS_CONFIG.accessKeyId
    , secret: AWS_CONFIG.secretAccessKey
    , region: AWS_CONFIG.region
    }
  });
});

This will result in JSON files being managed as objects in the bucket myCreatures. The path for the files representing the objects will be the resource type (in this case creature), followed by the ID. For example:

var wolf = new Creature();

wolf.id = 'brian';
wolf.save(function (err, creature){
  ...
});

will result in a JSON file stored in S3 at the URL:

http://myCreatures.s3.amazonaws.com/creature/brian

See the tests for more examples of how to use the library. More substantial help is available at the Resourceful site.

Note that although get, put, update and delete functionality is working fine, there is no way to do a find.

Any bucket used by the module will need to already exist.