@mu-ts/s3

Objective

Nice sugarry layer over top of S3 to make utilizing it psuedo database-like a bit easier. Uses @aws-sdk library which is more moduarlized so your deploy sizes should be smaller.

Class Decoration

In orderto do all the neat behaviors around an objet, we need a class to associate the configurations with.

@bucket(process.env.BUCKET_NAME)
class User {
  @id
  public id: string;

  public name: string;
}

See the @mu-ts/serialization library for more control on how the object is serialized.

Behaviors

These are the commands you can use for interacting with an S3 bucket on a decorated object.

putObject(object, Class?)

You can exclude the class if the object being persisted was created from a class.

import { putObject } from '@mu-ts/s3';

let user: User = new User();
user = await putObject(user);

If you created your object dreclty in JSON you will need to define the class used to persist.

import { putObject } from '@mu-ts/s3';

let user: User = { ... };
user = await putObject(user, User);

getObject(id, Class, version?)

Load an object from S3 as an object.

import { getObject } from '@mu-ts/s3';

const user: User | undefined = await getObject(user, User);

If you want to return a specific version, you can specify that as well.

import { getObject } from '@mu-ts/s3';

const versionId: string = '...';
const user: User | undefined = await getObject(user, User, versionId);

deleteObject(id, Class, version?)

Delete an object from S3. If a specific version is deleted (versioning enabled on bucket), then it is returned, undefined is returned otherwise.

import { deleteObject } from '@mu-ts/s3';

const versionId: string | undefined = await deleteObject(user, User);

If you want to delete a specific version, you can specify that as well.

import { getObject } from '@mu-ts/s3';

const versionId: string = '...';
const user: User | undefined = await deleteObject(user, User, versionId);

headObject(id, Class, version?)

Load the metadata for an object, or get undefined if nothing is found.

import { headObject } from '@mu-ts/s3';

const metadata: Record<string, string> | undefined = await headObject(user, User);

Load the metadata for an object at a specific version, or get undefined if nothing is found.

import { getObject } from '@mu-ts/s3';

const versionId: string = '...';
const metadata: Record<string, string> | undefined = await headObject(user, User, versionId);

existsObject(id, Class, version?)

Get a boolean value for if an object exists. Uses headObject under the covers since its lighter weight than loading the whole object.

import { headObject } from '@mu-ts/s3';

const exists: boolean = await existsObject(user, User);

Load the metadata for an object at a specific version, or get undefined if nothing is found.

import { getObject } from '@mu-ts/s3';

const versionId: string = '...';
const exists: boolean = await existsObject(user, User, versionId);

listObjects(Class, prefix?, size?, continuationToken?)

Return a list of object metadata (key, etag, size, etc) for a bucket.

import { listObjects, Objects, ObjectKey } from '@mu-ts/s3';

const pageSize: number = 100;
const results: Objects = await listObjects(User, undefined, pageSize);

/**
 * Continuation tokens are returned so pagination can continue.
 */
const continuationToken: string = results.getContinuationToken();
const results: ObjectKey[] = results.getResults();

const nextResults: Objects = await listObjects(User, undefined, pageSize, continuationToken);