Core functions are accessed through the Files class. This is a high-level interface for file operations on your local file system and/or s3 protocol object stores. Internally, appropriate functions will by called based on the type of arguments passed. i.e. s3:// path or /local/path.
from fileflows import Files
Core functions include create, transfer, copy, move, delete, exists, file_size, list_files, parquet_column_names, df_from_csv, df_from_parquet.
See core for more details.
Additional functionality specific to s3 protocol object stores can be accessed through the S3 class. See s3 for more details.
from fileflows import S3
Both Files and S3 take an optional S3Cfg object as argument (from fileflows import S3Cfg). S3Cfg contains parameters for the s3 protocol object store you are working with. If no argument is provided, S3Cfg will default to environment variables: s3_endpoint_url (http://localhost:9000 by default), aws_access_key_id, aws_secret_access_key.
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