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s3shutil is the easiest to use and fastest way of moving around directories and files in s3.
.. note:: December 1st, 2023. Just released sync operation
Sync operation allows you to incrementally copy to destination files that were added to source since the last copy Supports all directions: s3 to s3, s3 to local drive, local drive to s3.
We recommend installing from the official PyPI repository.
.. code-block:: sh
$ pip install s3shutil
Design Principles
* A simple and intuitive string based API.
* Symmetric API: download and uploads work equally
* Exposes powerful and performant one-liners.
* Emulate the well known `shutil <https://docs.python.org/3/library/shutil.html>`_ standard module API.
* Use performance boosts behind the scenes (multithreading, batching, server to server operations)
* No dependencies except boto3
Using s3shutil
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s3shutil uses `boto3 <https://github.com/boto/boto3>`_ internally and we assume you have your credentials set up properly.
Using s3shutil is super easy:
**Import is mandatory, no suprises here**:
.. code-block:: python
import s3shutil
**Then you can do powerful things with simple one liners:**:
.. code-block:: python
# download a tree from s3
s3shutil.copytree('s3://bucket/my/path', '/home/myuser/files/')
# upload a tree to s3
s3shutil.copytree('/home/users/pics/', 's3://bucket/path/archive/')
# copy between two s3 locations
# same or different bucket
s3shutil.copytree('s3://bucket2/files/someth/', 's3://bucket1/backup/old/')
# delete (recursively) entire prefix
s3shutil.rmtree('s3://bucket/my-files/documents/')
**Just released! (December 2023), tree_sync operation:**
Only copies files that are missing in the destination.
Also deletes extra files.
.. code-block:: python
# sync download
s3shutil.tree_sync('s3://bucket/files/docs/', '/home/myuser/docs')
# sync upload
s3shutil.tree_sync('/home/myuser/files/', 's3://bucket/files/docs-v2/')
# sync two bucket locations
s3shutil.tree_sync('s3://bucket/files/docs/', 's3://bucket2/a/b/c')
Conclusions
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s3shutil will notice alone if the location is s3 (starts with s3://) or not
All operations have a similar string based API of powerfull one liners
Test Matrix
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s3shutil is thoroughly unit tested in all the combinations of:
Python Versions:
+ 3.12
+ 3.11
+ 3.10
+ 3.9
+ 3.8
+ 3.7
And boto3 Versions:
+ 1.33
+ 1.30
+ 1.28
+ 1.27
+ 1.26
+ 1.25
+ 1.24
+ 1.23
Contact
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Just use it! You can send an email as well `andyworms@gmail.com`.
All emails are (eventually) answered.
Also read the code, fork, open a PR, start a discussion.
FAQs
Easy pythonic API to copy and sync to and from s3
We found that s3shutil demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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