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github.com/peterdemartini/go-backblaze
A golang client for Backblaze's B2 storage
Some simple examples to get you started. Errors are ommitted for brevity
Import the API package
import "gitub.com/peterdemartini/go-backblaze"
Create an API client
b2, _ := backblaze.NewB2(backblaze.Credentials{
AccountID: accountID,
ApplicationKey: applicationKey,
})
Create a bucket
bucket, _ := b2.CreateBucket("test_bucket", backblaze.AllPrivate)
Uploading a file
reader, _ := os.Open(path)
name := filepath.Base(path)
metadata := make(map[string]string)
file, _ := bucket.UploadFile(name, metadata, reader)
All API methods except B2.AuthorizeAccount
and Bucket.UploadHashedFile
will
retry once if authorization fails, which allows the operation to proceed if the current
authorization token has expired.
To disable this behaviour, set B2.NoRetry
to true
A test applicaiton has been implemented using this package, and can be found in the /b2 directory. It should provide you with more examples of how to use the API in your own applications.
To install the b2 command, use:
go install gitub.com/peterdemartini/go-backblaze/b2
$ b2 --help
Usage:
b2 [OPTIONS] <command>
Application Options:
--account= The account ID to use [$B2_ACCOUNT_ID]
--appKey= The application key to use [$B2_APP_KEY]
-b, --bucket= The bucket to access [$B2_BUCKET]
-d, --debug Debug API requests
-v, --verbose Display verbose output
Help Options:
-h, --help Show this help message
Available commands:
createbucket Create a new bucket
delete Delete a file
deletebucket Delete a bucket
get Download a file
list List files in a bucket
listbuckets List buckets in an account
put Store a file
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