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Amazon S3 adapter for catbox.
bucket
- the S3 bucket. You need to have write access for it.accessKeyId
- the Amazon access key. (If you don't specify key, it will attempt to use local credentials.)secretAccessKey
- the Amazon secret access key. (If you don't specify secret, it will attempt to use local credentials.)region
- the Amazon S3 region. (If you don't specify a region, the bucket will be created in US Standard.)endpoint
- the S3 endpoint URL. (If you don't specify an endpoint, the bucket will be created at Amazon S3 using the provided region if any)setACL
- defaults to true, if set to false, not ACL is set for the objectsACL
- the ACL to set if setACL is not false, defaults to public-read
signatureVersion
- specify signature version when using an S3 bucket that has Server Side Encryption enabled (set to either v2
or v4
).s3ForcePathStyle
- force path style URLs for S3 objects (default: false
), example:
https://bucket.s3.example.com
https://s3.example.com/bucket
At the moment, Hapi doesn't support caching of non-JSONifiable responses (like Streams or Buffers, see #1948). If you want to use catbox-s3 for binary data, you have to handle it manually in your request handler:
var Catbox = require('catbox');
// On hapi server initialization:
// 1) Create a new catbox client instance
var cache = new Catbox.Client(require('catbox-s3'), {
accessKeyId : /* ... */,
secretAccessKey : /* ... */,
region : /* ... (optional) */,
bucket : /* ... */
});
// 2) Inititalize the caching
cache.start().catch((err) => {
if (err) { console.error(err); }
/* ... */
});
// Your route's request handler
var handler = async function (request, h) {
var cacheKey = {
id : /* cache item id */,
segment : /* cache segment name */
};
const result = await cache.get(cacheKey);
if (result) {
return h.response(result.item).type(/* response content type */);
}
const data = await yourBusinessLogic();
await cache.set(cacheKey, data, /* expiration in ms */);
return h.response(data).type(/* response content type */);
};
In order to run the tests, set the aforementioned options as environment variables:
S3_ACCESS_KEY=<YOURKEY> S3_SECRET_KEY=<YOURSECRET> S3_REGION=<REGION> S3_BUCKET=<YOURBUCKET> npm test
FAQs
Amazon S3 adapter for catbox
The npm package catbox-s3 receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, catbox-s3 popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that catbox-s3 demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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