S3 Library

This is a Jai wrapper for libs3.

Usage

Clone this repository to a folder named S3 in your Jai library directory.

First, you will need to obtain and build libs3:

git clone https://github.com/ceph/libs3.git

(While we depend on libs3, for license compatability reasons we don't include it in this distribution.)

Next, copy libs3.so.trunk0 from the build folder into the base directory of this library, and symlink it to libs3.so.

Now you should be able to build the test program. You'll want to set the constants at the top first though...

jai test.jai -import_dir ..

You can use the library with a simple import:

#import "S3";

Regenerating bindings

You can regenerate the bindings using

jai generate.jai

Note that there are a few cleanups you might need to do afterwards, due to the bindings generator getting confused about #align statements and such.

Functions

Utilities

Defining a connection. This does not actually connect to anything, just provides you with a convenient data struct you can carry around.

S3_make_connection :: (host: string, access_key: string, secret_key: string, protocol: S3Protocol = .S3ProtocolHTTP, uri_style: S3UriStyle = .S3UriStylePath) -> S3ConnectionInfo

Get a bucket context. This doesn't actually get anything, just provides you with a bucket context struct which some functions require.

S3_get_bucket :: (conn: S3ConnectionInfo, bucket_name: string) -> S3BucketContext;

List buckets

List buckets. This will return an array of S3Buckets. Free up that array afterwards with S3_free_list.

S3_list_buckets :: (conn: S3ConnectionInfo) -> [..]S3Bucket;

List bucket contents

List the contents of a bucket. Returns an array of S3Objects. Free up that array afterwards with S3_free_list. Note that there are two version of this. One takes an S3BucketContext. If you're listing multiple buckets or using the bucket a lot, this will be faster, since the other version simply contstructs such a context and passes it along.

S3_list_bucket :: (ctx: S3BucketContext) -> [..]S3Object;
S3_list_bucket :: (conn: S3ConnectionInfo, bucket_name: string) -> [..]S3Object;

Get Object Contents

Get an object's contents. There are two general places for the object contents to go: a File or a string buffer.

Note that there are two version of each of those, where one takes an S3BucketContext. If you're listing multiple buckets or using the bucket a lot, this will be faster, since the other version simply contstructs such a context and passes it along.

S3_get_object_to_buffer :: (ctx: S3BucketContext, key: string) -> string;
S3_get_object_to_buffer :: (conn: S3ConnectionInfo, bucket_name: string, key: string) -> string;
S3_get_object_to_file :: (ctx: S3BucketContext, key: string, file: File);
S3_get_object_to_file :: (conn: S3ConnectionInfo, bucket_name: string, key: string, file: File);

Cleanup functions

Free a connection info struct:

S3_free_connection :: (s: S3ConnectionInfo);

Free lists of S3Object or S3Bucket.

S3_free_list :: (list: [..]S3Object);
S3_free_list :: (list: [..]S3Bucket);

Author

Smári McCarthy [email protected]

Licence

Copyright 2023 Ecosophy [email protected]

Released under the terms of the Apache 2.0 License.