@ticketplushq/arc-plugin-s3rver

This plugin runs an s3 server (thanks to s3rver) in the architect sandbox. With it you can develop and run tests that depend on S3.

Table of contents

• Install
• Usage
  • The @s3rver pragma
  • Accessing to your buckets
• Contributing
• License

Install

npm i @ticketplushq/arc-plugin-s3rver

Add this line to your Architect project manifest:

# app.arc
@plugins
ticketplushq/arc-plugin-s3rver

Then follow the directions below for @s3rver.

Usage

The @s3rver pragma

The @s3rver pragma allows you to configure s3rver. This is not really necessary, but if you want to change something, this is the way:

• The buckets entry allow you to define any custom bucket
  • By default, this plugin automatically configure buckets from @architect/plugin-storage-private and @architect/plugin-storage-public
• The options entry correspond to s3rver options

Example

@s3rver
buckets
  my-custom-bucket
  another-bucket
options
  port 4569

Accessing to your buckets

To get the name of the buckets, this plugin enable env vars on testing environment following the @architect/plugin-storage-private and @architect/plugin-storage-public conventions. In case you don't know, this mean a ARC_STORAGE_PRIVATE_<bucketname> env var (with any dashes converted to underscores), or in case of public bucket ARC_STORAGE_PUBLIC_<bucketname>.

Notice that, for custom buckets we don't create anything, because you probably have your own way to handle it.

In addition to that, we also have a handy ARC_S3RVER_CONFIG env var, which has the settings (in JSON) to connect to the local s3 server.

Example

@app
my-app

@plugins
architect/plugin-storage-public
ticketplushq/arc-plugin-s3rver

@storage-public
no-sensitive-data

Then, you can access to your bucket using the following example script:

import { S3 } from 'aws-sdk'

const s3Config = JSON.parse(process.env.ARC_S3RVER_CONFIG || '{}')
const Bucket = process.env.ARC_STORAGE_PUBLIC_NO_SENSITIVE_DATA

const s3 = new S3(s3Config)
const Body = 'something'
const Key = 'path/to/something'
s3.upload({ Bucket, Key, Body }).promise().then(() => console.log('congrats!'))

Maintainer

@ticketplushq

Contributing

Feel free to dive in! Open an issue or submit PRs.

License

Apache License 2.0 © 2022 Ticketplus