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storage-broth

v0.0.4

Published

A tasty NodeJS broth to which you can add your own file storage ingredients.

Downloads

11

Readme

Storage Broth

A tasty NodeJS broth to which you can add your own file storage ingredients.

Install

npm install storage-broth

Initialization

First, require the module and store it in a variable.

const broth = require('storage-broth')

Then, create a new initialized instance with your config.

Local File System

const store =  broth({
  rootPath: '/my/root/path',
  type: 'local'
})

AWS S3

const store =  broth({
  rootPath: '/my/root/path',
  type: 's3',
  s3: {
    bucket: 'MyBucket',
    region: 'ca-central-1',
    accessKeyId: '12345',
    secretAccessKey: 'asdfg',
    sslEnabled: true
  }
})

Crypto

The crypto functions can be used in conjunction with any storage type. These values are required to be able to use saveCryptoFile() and getCryptoFile().

Note that you can still call these functions without initializing them, but they will have empty values for secret and salt, which is obviously not secure ;)

const store =  broth({
  rootPath: '/my/root/path',
  crypto: {
    secret: 'my-super-secret-secret',
    salt: 'a-dash-of-salt'
  },
  type: 'local'
})

Usage

Plain

const someData = 'something-you-want-to-store'
const relativePath = '/my-folder/filename'

store.saveFile(relativePath, someData)
  .then(path => store.getFile(relativePath))
  .then(data => store.removeFile(relativePath))
  .then(() => console.log('nothing to see here'))

Crypto

const someData = 'something-you-want-to-store'
const relativePath = '/my-folder/filename'

store.saveCryptoFile(relativePath, someData)
  .then(path => store.getCryptoFile(relativePath))
  .then(data => store.removeFile(relativePath))
  .then(() => console.log('nothing to see here'))

License

MIT

Acknowledgements