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@telorun/s3

v0.5.3

Published

Telo S3 module - AWS S3 resource kinds for Telo manifests.

Readme

S3

Read and write objects in an S3-compatible bucket from a Telo manifest. Targets AWS S3 today; the same kinds work against any S3-API-compatible backend (MinIO, R2, etc.) given the right endpoint.

Why use this

  • Declarative bucket bindingS3.Bucket carries credentials and endpoint config once; every Get/Put/List references it by name.
  • Stream-friendlyS3.Put accepts byte streams (codecs compose), so large uploads don't buffer in memory.
  • Listing as a first-class operationS3.List returns paginated keys for iteration in Run.Sequence.
  • Provider-agnostic — point S3.Bucket at any S3-API endpoint and the rest of the manifest doesn't change.

Kinds

| Kind | Purpose | | --- | --- | | S3.Bucket | Declare an S3 bucket (endpoint, region, credentials). | | S3.Put | Upload bytes or a stream to a key. | | S3.Get | Fetch an object's bytes by key. | | S3.List | List keys under a prefix. | | S3.Delete | Remove an object by key (idempotent). | | S3.PresignedUrl | Mint a time-limited download or upload link for a key (SigV4 query presigning, no network). |

Example

kind: Telo.Application
metadata: { name: s3-app, version: 1.0.0 }
imports:
  S3: oci://ghcr.io/telorun/aws/[email protected]
---
kind: S3.Bucket
metadata: { name: Uploads }
name: my-uploads
region: us-east-1
---
kind: S3.Put
metadata: { name: SaveReport }
bucket: { kind: S3.Bucket, name: Uploads }
key: reports/today.json
body: !cel "resources.GenerateReport.bytes"

Reference