s3vault
A library for storing documents in AWS s3
Before you start
For best results, create a bucket with the following settings:
- Encryption on
- Versioning on
Installation
pip install s3vault
Environment variables
The following environment variables can optionally be provided:
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_IDAWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEYAWS_S3_REGION_NAME
Usage
from s3vault.vault import Vault
vault = Vault(bucket, owner_id, collection)
You can also provide aws_access_key_id, aws_secret_access_key and aws_s3_region_name, otherwise if will default to the values in the environment variables above.
Upload a file from a url
vault.upload_from_url(url, filename, extension='pdf')
- url: the url to fetch the file to store from
- filename the Key at which to store the object. Convention:
:collection/:owner_id/:object_id
TODO: this method should use the same convention as the below methods to enforce consistency
Get a file
vault.get_object(object_id)
vault.get_versions(object_id)
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