C Implementation of an Amazon S3 client library.
Currently it's in "experimental" stage, will be refactored into a library later.
Dependencies:
- OpenSSL
- libxml2
- libcurl
- libbsd (on Linux)
Currently it compiles on OSX and Linux.
struct S3 * s3_init(char *key_id, char *secret, char *host)
Call to initialize a struct S3 pointer.
Example:
struct S3 *s3 = s3_init(aws_key_id, aws_secret, "s3.amazonaws.com");
void s3_free(struct S3 *s3)
Frees the S3 context.
struct s3_bucket_entries * s3_list_bucket(struct S3 *s3, char *bucket, char *prefix)
List keys in bucket with optional prefix. Passing NULL as prefix
will list the top-level keys.
Returns a struct s3_bucket_entry_head pointer which is a TAILQ head
pointer of a list of struct s3_bucket_entry pointers. These must be
freed by the caller with s3_bucket_entries_free
struct s3_bucket_entry {
char *key;
char *lastmod;
size_t size;
char *etag;
TAILQ_ENTRY(s3_bucket_entry) list;
};
Example:
struct s3_bucket_entry_head *bkt_entries;
struct s3_bucket_entry *e;
bkt_entries = s3_list_bucket(s3, bucket, NULL);
TAILQ_FOREACH(e, bkt_entries, list) {
printf("Key %s\n", e->key);
}
s3_bucket_entries_free(bkt_entries);
void s3_bucket_entries_free(struct s3_bucket_entry_head *entries)
Iterates through all entries in entries and free. Free the entries pointer.
struct s3_string * s3_string_init()
Initializes a struct s3_string pointer, which later can be freed
with s3_string_free.
This can be later outputted using printf("%.*s\n", (int)str->len, str->ptr)
void s3_string_free(struct s3_string *str)
Frees a struct s3_string.
void s3_get(struct S3 *s3, char *bucket, char *key, struct s3_string *out)
Download the contents of key in bucket into the string out.
Example:
out = s3_string_init();
s3_get(s3, bucket, "foo.txt", out);
printf("Contents:\n%.*s\n", (int)out->len, out->ptr);
s3_string_free(out);
void s3_put(struct S3 *s3, char *bucket, char *content_type, char *contents, size_t len)
Upload len bytes of contents into key in bucket.
Example:
char *contents = "foo bar gazonk";
s3_put(s3, bucket, "foo.txt", "text/plain", file_contents, strlen(file_contents));
void s3_delete(struct S3 *s3, char *bucket, char *key)
Deletes key from bucket.
Example:
s3_delete(s3, bucket, "foo.txt");
./s3test <bucketname> will list a bucket's root keys, keys under /foo/bar,
upload /foobar.txt with contents from a char pointer, download the contents
and then delete the file.
Amazon secret ID and key are fetched from environment variables
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_KEY
In no particular order, features that are left are:
- Error checking.
- Bucket creation
- Bucket deletion
- Support for key prefixes / paths
- Make into an actual library
- ACLs
- Clean up and generalize CURL / signing code (partially done)
- Ian Delahorne (ian.delahorne@gmail.com)
Copyright (c) 2013,2014 Ian Delahorne ian.delahorne@gmail.com
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