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@storagesdk/adapters

v0.4.0

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Storage backend adapters for storagesdk. Import the adapter you need via a subpath, e.g. `@storagesdk/adapters/fs`.

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Readme

@storagesdk/adapters

Backend adapters for storagesdk. Import the adapter you need via a subpath; the others are tree-shaken out.

npm install @storagesdk/core @storagesdk/adapters

Each provider's SDK is an optional peer dependency. Install only the SDKs for adapters you actually import — see each adapter's README for the exact install line.

Available adapters

| Adapter | Subpath | Backend | | --- | --- | --- | | Tigris | @storagesdk/adapters/tigris | Tigris — snapshots and forks are first-class via Tigris's native APIs. | | S3 | @storagesdk/adapters/s3 | Amazon S3 and any S3-compatible provider. | | R2 | @storagesdk/adapters/r2 | Cloudflare R2. | | GCS | @storagesdk/adapters/gcs | Google Cloud Storage. | | Azure Blob | @storagesdk/adapters/azure | Azure Blob Storage. | | Vercel Blob | @storagesdk/adapters/vercel | Vercel Blob. | | MinIO | @storagesdk/adapters/minio | MinIO. | | Fly.io | @storagesdk/adapters/fly | Fly-managed Tigris buckets — branded alias of the Tigris adapter. | | Railway | @storagesdk/adapters/railway | Railway Buckets — branded alias of the Tigris adapter. | | Filesystem | @storagesdk/adapters/fs | Local node:fs/promises. For development and tests. |

Snapshots and forks

Every adapter implements snapshots and forks against the same contract. Backends that don't offer native primitives use a sibling-bucket / sibling-container convention (server-side copy + a per-bucket manifest); Tigris uses its native snapshot/fork APIs.

See each adapter's README for the specifics — naming convention, what the manifest contains, and what's enforced server-side vs in the SDK.

Conformance suite

@storagesdk/adapters/test-suite exports the cross-adapter behavioral suite (upload round-trip, NotFound semantics, snapshot/fork contract, AbortSignal short-circuit, etc.). Drop it into your own adapter's test file to verify you're spec-compliant. See the top-level README's "Authoring adapters" section for details.