aws-s3-document-connector 0.1.1

A highly robust, decoupled library for securely proxying S3 uploads with MySQL metadata.

AWS S3 Document Connector

A rigorous, decoupled backend Python library designed to perfectly wrap AWS S3 document storage alongside MySQL metadata management. It enforces strict path formatting, input validation, and large-file memory optimizations, preventing S3 orphaned files and database drift.

Built explicitly to be used inside enterprise services (like FastAPI) without any framework lock-in.

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Features

• ✅ Completely Decoupled: Zero dependencies on FastAPI, Django, or Pydantic. Use it in any Python module.
• ✅ Strict Internal Validation: Guarantees S3 key structural integrity (tenant/clinic/patient/type/year/month/uuid_file.pdf).
• ✅ Chunked Uploads for Gigabyte Files: Bypasses classic memory-blocking bottlenecks by utilizing native Boto3 multipart managers.
• ✅ Automatic Sync Rollbacks: Instantly and natively rolls back S3 object allocations if the localized DB metadata insert yields an exception.
• ✅ Custom Metadata Bridging: Easily serialize unstructured payload metadata to MySQL via standard dict mappings.
• ✅ Security Hardened: Injects SSE-KMS tags uniformly with intelligent ClientError handling.

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Installation

You can install this package globally or in your virtual environment via pip:

pip install aws-s3-document-connector

(This library requires boto3 to operate AWS calls safely).

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Quickstart Guide

1. Configure the system

Your configuration accepts inputs purely from standard OS Environments:

export S3_BUCKET="staging-iris"
export AWS_REGION="us-east-1"
export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID="XXXXX"
export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY="XXXXX"
# Optional overrides:
export S3_KMS_KEY="your-kms-identifier"
export PRESIGNED_EXPIRY="600"

2. Connect Your MySQL

This library delegates connection management to you. Provide any active MySQL connection that supports .cursor() and .commit().

import mysql.connector
from aws_s3_connector.config import Config
from aws_s3_connector.s3_client import S3Client
from aws_s3_connector.repository import DocumentRepository
from aws_s3_connector.storage import DocumentStorage

config = Config()

db_connection = mysql.connector.connect(
    host="your-aws-rds-endpoint",
    user="root",
    password="password",
    database="rcm_database"
)

# Instantiate decoupled modules
storage = DocumentStorage(
    s3_client=S3Client(config),
    repository=DocumentRepository(db_connection),
    config=config
)

3. Safely Upload a Document

No more raw strings or malformed directories. Construct an exact, typed request:

from aws_s3_connector.models import UploadRequest

# 1. Structure the payload
request = UploadRequest(
    tenant_name="acme_tenant",
    clinic_id=101,
    patient_id=7777,
    document_type="IDENTIFICATION",
    document_format="pdf",
    file_name="Patient_ID_Scan.pdf",
    content_type="application/pdf",
    custom_metadata={"uploaded_by_user": "Dr. Smith"}  # Will route natively to DB JSON
)

# 2. Upload with automatic DB sync and Rollbacks
with open("Patient_ID_Scan.pdf", "rb") as file_stream:
    result = storage.upload_file(file_stream, request)

print(f"Success! Uploaded uniquely to S3 at: {result.key}")
print(f"Integrity Check: {result.etag}")

4. Search Valid Active Documents

Skip costly S3 parsing limits and hit the fast metadata cache layer linearly.

# Fetches all non-deleted MySQL metadata references logically belonging to the patient
documents = storage.list_documents(tenant_name="acme_tenant", patient_id=7777)

for doc in documents:
    print(doc["FILE_NAME_ORIGINAL"])

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Contributing

Issues and Pull Requests are deeply appreciated to help expand logging patterns, caching optimizations, or extra metadata bridges!

License

Provided under the MIT License.