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convenience functions for serialization to s3

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Shalosh -- convenience functions for serialization to s3

@author Boris Gorelik boris@gorelik.net @licencse This module is distributed under the MIT license

What's this?

In many cases, I had to implement an object that needs to save stuff either to the local fillesystem, or, depending on configuration, to a S3 instance. The provided module provides a single object that does exactly that: you initialize the object once, and then, you can use the various functions that it provides such as:

  • ls
  • path_exists
  • rm
  • rmtree
  • ls
  • load_pickle, dump_pickle
  • load_json, dump_json

Testing & Usave

The packcage provides a set of unit tests that are located in the tests directory. Read through these files to learn how the module is used. In order to be able to run the tests, you have to create a secret folder in the directory of this README.md. Create a confi.json file in that folder that looks like this:

{
  "s3": {
    "defaultBucket": "bucket",
    "accessKey": "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP",
    "accessSecret": "/accessSecretThatOnlyYouKnow"
  }
}

What does the name mean?

In Hebrew, "shalosh" means "three". Thus, s-shalosh is s3.

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