fss3wrap
A python class to wrap fs and fs-s3fs.
With this library, you can use the same code to interact with a traditional file system or an AWS S3 bucket. Its interface class exposes 7 common methods, not every single file system operation, of course.
It is still in its early stage of development so handle with care. 😃
Installation
pip3 install fss3wrapUsage
Use the env_example and create your own .env file (or put the same variables in your environment in some other way), then set AWS_S3_USED to True or False as you need it: once in your script with a single class or use it with two Afs classes
You can use the test file on GitHub as a documentation of the methods.
Afs interface class methods
bytes_write(destination_path, destination_file, mbytes)
directory_list(path)
file_copy(source_path, source_file, destination_path, destination_file)
file_descriptor_copy(source_file_descriptor, destination_path, destination_file)
file_remove(file_path, file_name)
file_md5(file_path, file_name)
file_read(source_path, source_file, destination_path, destination_file)
A note on the tests
Files needed to begin:
local/LICENSE
remote/out_LICENSE
remote/out2_LICENSE
local/ is a local path, while remote/ is a “remote” path, which is a normal folder in the OS file system case or a folder inside a bucket in the S3 case.
A few words on each test:
test_bytes_write: creates remote/out_LICENSE
test_directory_list: lists remote/
test_filecopy: copies local/LICENSE to remote/out_LICENSE
test_file_descriptor_copy: same as test_filecopy but using a file descriptor
test_file_remove: deletes remote/out_LICENSE
test_file_md5: returns the md5 string of remote/out2_LICENSE
test_file_read: returns as a string the content of remote/out2_LICENSE after having copied it in local/LICENSE_from_remote
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