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🚀 aiodoc: Async ByteIO Retrieval from Any Source 🪣

Welcome to aiodoc! 🎉 This library allows you to retrieve BytesIO objects from various sources asynchronously. Whether you're dealing with cloud storage, HTTP endpoints, FTP servers, or local files, aiodoc has got you covered! 🌐

🎯 Key Features

  • Async all the way 🌟: Perform all file operations asynchronously to keep your application responsive.
  • Retrieve from any source 🔌: Supports AWS S3, MinIO, Google Cloud Storage, HTTP, FTP, Redis, Memcached, and even local file systems.
  • Unified API 🤹: A simple, easy-to-use interface for interacting with any storage system.

💼 Supported Providers

  • 🐘 AWS S3 via aiobotocore 🚀
  • 🦒 MinIO using minio-py 🛠️
  • ☁️ Google Cloud Storage with google-cloud-storage 🎩
  • 🌐 HTTP with httpx 🌍
  • 📂 Local file system with aiofile 🗂️
  • 🧠 Memcached using aiomemcached 🧳
  • 🔥 Redis via aioredis 🔥
  • 🔗 FTP with aioftp 📡

🎒 How to Install

  1. Clone the repo:

    git clone https://github.com/your-repo/aiodoc.git
    
  2. Install dependencies:

    pip install -r requirements.txt
    
  3. Done! 🎉 Now you're ready to use aiodoc for all your asynchronous file needs.

🛠️ Usage

🎩 Create Your Provider

You can set up and use different providers based on your needs.

🐘 AWS S3 Example

from aiobotocore.session import AioSession
from aiodoc import S3Provider

# Initialize S3 provider
session = AioSession()
s3_provider = S3Provider(session)

# Retrieve a file as a BytesIO object
file_bytes = await s3_provider.download("my-bucket", "my-file.txt")

☁️ Google Cloud Storage Example

from google.cloud import storage
from aiodoc import GCPProvider

# Initialize GCP provider
client = storage.Client()
gcp_provider = GCPProvider(client)

# Retrieve a file as a BytesIO object
file_bytes = await gcp_provider.download("my-bucket", "my-file.txt")

📂 Local File System Example

from aiodoc import FileProvider

# Initialize File provider
file_provider = FileProvider()

# Retrieve a file as a BytesIO object
file_bytes = await file_provider.download("bucket", "/path/to/file.txt")

🔥 Redis Example

from aioredis import Redis
from aiodoc import RedisProvider

# Initialize Redis provider
redis_client = await Redis.create()
redis_provider = RedisProvider(redis_client)

# Retrieve a file as a BytesIO object
file_bytes = await redis_provider.download("bucket", "file-key")

🛠️ Available Operations

  • Upload 🆙: Upload a BytesIO object to any provider.
  • Download ⬇️: Retrieve a BytesIO object from any provider.
  • List Files 📜: List files (where supported).
  • Delete File ❌: Delete a file (where supported).

🤝 Contributing

Feel free to submit issues or pull requests if you'd like to contribute!

📝 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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