r2connect 1.0.1

R2Connect is a powerful Python module designed for seamless integration between AWS S3 and Cloudflare's R2 service. It offers a simple and intuitive interface to create, manage, and synchronize buckets, objects, and data, facilitating efficient backend operations in a reliable and secure manner. Streamline your S3 and R2 interactions with R2Connect.

R2Connect

The R2Connect Python module provides a convenient interface for performing common operations on AWS S3 buckets while being compatible with Cloudflare's R2 service. It allows you to create, delete, upload, download and delete objects in an S3 bucket. It also allows creating and deleting buckets, handling various exceptions that might occur during these operations.

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Initialisation
• Usage
  • Create a Bucket
  • Delete a Bucket
  • Upload a File
  • Download a File
  • Delete a File
• Exception Handling

Installation

You can install the R2Connect module using pip:

pip install r2connect

Initialisation

Before initialising an R2Client class, make sure to set the following environment variables:

• ENDPOINT_URL: The endpoint URL for your AWS S3 or Cloudflare R2 service.
• ACCESS_KEY: Your AWS S3 or Cloudflare R2 access key.
• SECRET_KEY: Your AWS S3 or Cloudflare R2 secret key.
• REGION: The AWS S3 region (Cloudflare doesn't require a region but defaults to us-east-1)

To initialise an R2Client class, follow the example below:

from r2connect.r2client import R2Client

try:
	r2_client = R2Client()
except r2connect.exceptions.cloudflare.r2.MissingConfig as error:
	# A required environment variable is missing
	print(error)

Usage

To use the R2Client class, follow the examples below:

Create a Bucket

from r2connect.r2client import R2Client

# Initialise the R2Client class (as shown in the previous section)
# ...

bucket_name = "my-new-bucket"

try:
    r2_client.create_bucket(bucket_name)
except r2connect.exceptions.cloudflare.r2.BucketAlreadyExists as error:
    print(f"The specified bucket already exists: {bucket_name}")
except Exception as error:
    print(error)

Delete a Bucket

A bucket can be deleted in two ways. If the bucket is not empty you can attempt a safe delete which will only delete if the bucket is empty. You can also set the force_delete flag to True which will delete the bucket and its contents. Below is an example for each:

Safe delete a bucket

from r2connect.r2client import R2Client

# Initialise the R2Client class (as shown in the previous section)
# ...

bucket_name = "my-existing-bucket"

try:
    r2_client.delete(bucket_name)
except r2connect.exceptions.cloudflare.r2.BucketDoesNotExist as error:
    print(f"The specified bucket does not exist: {bucket_name}")
except r2connect.exceptions.cloudflare.r2.BucketIsNotEmpty as error:
    print(f"The specified bucket is not empty, cannt safe delete: {bucket_name}")
except Exception as error:
    print(error)

Force delete a bucket

from r2connect.r2client import R2Client

# Initialise the R2Client class (as shown in the previous section)
# ...

bucket_name = "my-existing-bucket"

try:
    r2_client.delete(bucket_name, force_delete=True)
except r2connect.exceptions.cloudflare.r2.BucketDoesNotExist as error:
    print(f"The specified bucket does not exist: {bucket_name}")
except Exception as error:
    print(error)

Upload a File

from r2connect.r2client import R2Client

# Initialise the R2Client class (as shown in the previous section)
# ...

bucket_name = "my-existing-bucket"
file_path = "path/to/you/file.txt"
object_name = "file.txt"

try:
	r2_client.upload_file(file_path, object_name, bucket_name)
except r2connect.exceptions.cloudflare.r2.BucketDoesNotExist as error:
	print(f"The specified bucket does not exist: {bucket_name}")
except r2connect.exceptions.cloudflare.r2.ObjectAlreadyExists as error:
	print(f"An object with the same object_key already exists: {object_name}")
except Exception as error:
	print(error)

Download a File

A save filepath can be specified but is not required. If one isn't provided, the file will be saved in the same execution level with the user_id as the prefix and the filename as the suffix.

from r2connect.r2client import R2Client

# Initialise the R2Client class (as shown in the previous section)
# ...

bucket_name = "my-existing-bucket"
download_file_path = "path/to/you/file.txt"
object_name = "file.txt"

try:
	r2_client.download_file(object_name, bucket_name, download_file_path)
except r2connect.exceptions.cloudflare.r2.ObjectDoesNotExist as error:
	print(f"The specified file does not exist: {object_name}")
except r2connect.exceptions.cloudflare.r2.BucketDoesNotExist as error:
	print(f"The specified bucket does not exist: {bucket_name}")
except Exception as error:
	print(error)

Delete a File

from r2connect.r2client import R2Client

# Initialise the R2Client class (as shown in the previous section)
# ...

bucket_name = "my-existing-bucket"
object_name = "file.txt"

try:
	r2_client.delete_file(object_name, bucket_name)
except r2connect.exceptions.cloudflare.r2.ObjectDoesNotExist as error:
	print(f"The specified object does not exist in this bucket: {object_name}")
except r2connect.exceptions.cloudflare.r2.BucketDoesNotExist as error:
	print(f"The specified bucket does not exist: {bucket_name}")
except Exception as error:
	print(error)

Exception Handling

The R2Connect module provides exception handling for various scenarios.

• BucketAlreadyExists: Raised when attempting to create a bucket that already exists.
• BucketDoesNotExist: Raised when the specified bucket does not exist.
• BucketIsNotEmpty: Raised when trying to delete a non-empty bucket without specifying force_delete=True
• ObjectDoesNotExist: Raised when attempting operation on a non-existing object.
• ObjectAlreadyExists: Raised when trying to upload an object with the same name as an existing object.
• MissingConfig: Raised when trying to initialise an R2Client object without the required environment variables.