S3 testing
Simple S3 helper for testing with Python - no docker, brew, apt, etc - uses rclone-binaries (turns out rclone has an S3 server baked in). Pairs nicely with postgresql-testing.
It's super dumb, just:
pip install s3-testing
import s3_testing
with s3_testing.serve() as config:
s3 = boto3.client(**config.as_boto_kwargs)
s3.create_bucket(Bucket="my-bucket")
s3.put_object(
Bucket="my-bucket",
Key="hello.txt",
Body=b"Hello from Python!",
)
The default config puts all the data in .s3-testing - pop this in your .gitignore.
If you want a pytest fixture that gives you empty buckets, just shutil.rmtree(config.dir) between tests.
It has no auth, pass in whatever creds.
On my machine:
- Spinning up the server til it responds takes 700ms.
- Creating a bucket takes 1ms.
- Writing then reading a small object takes 3ms.
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