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Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) module for Play 2.2

A minimal S3 API wrapper. Allows you to list, get, add and remove items from a bucket.

Installation

  val appDependencies = Seq(
    "nl.rhinofly" %% "play-s3" % "3.3.0"
    // use the following version for play 2.1
    //"nl.rhinofly" %% "play-s3" % "3.1.1"
  )
  
  val main = PlayProject(appName, appVersion, appDependencies, mainLang = SCALA).settings(
    resolvers += "Rhinofly Internal Repository" at "http://maven-repository.rhinofly.net:8081/artifactory/libs-release-local"
  )

Configuration

application.conf should contain the following information:

aws.accessKeyId=AmazonAccessKeyId
aws.secretKey=AmazonSecretKey

If you are using another S3 implementation (like riakCS), you can customize the domain name and https usage with these values:

#default is s3.amazonaws.com
s3.host="your.domain.name"
#default is false
s3.https=true

Usage

Getting a bucket:

val bucket = S3("bucketName")

//with other credentials
implicit val credentials = ...
val bucket = S3("bucketName")

//or
val bucket = S3("bucketName")(credentials)

Adding a file:

//not that acl and headers are optional, the default value for acl is set to PUBLIC_READ.

val result = bucket + BucketFile(fileName, mimeType, byteArray, acl, headers)
//or
val result = bucket add BucketFile(fileName, mimeType, byteArray, acl, headers)

result
  .map { unit => 
    Logger.info("Saved the file")
  }
  .recover {
    case S3Exception(status, code, message, originalXml) => Logger.info("Error: " + message)
  }

Removing a file:

val result = bucket - fileName
//or
val result = bucket remove fileName

Retrieving a file:

val result = bucket get "fileName"

result.map { 
    case BucketFile(name, contentType, content, acl, headers) => //...
}
//or
val file = Await.result(result, 10 seconds)
val BucketFile(name, contentType, content, acl, headers) = file

Listing the contents of a bucket:

val result = bucket.list

result.map { items =>
  items.map {
    case BucketItem(name, isVirtual) => //...
  }
}

//or using a prefix
val result = bucket list "prefix"

Retrieving a private url:

val url = bucket.url("fileName", expirationFromNowInSeconds)

Renaming a file:

val result = bucket rename("oldFileName", "newFileName", ACL)

Multipart file upload:

// Retrieve an upload ticket
val result:Future[BucketFileUploadTicket] = 
  bucket initiateMultipartUpload BucketFile(fileName, mimeType)

// Upload the parts and save the tickets
val result:Future[BucketFilePartUploadTicket] = 
  bucket uploadPart (uploadTicket, BucketFilePart(partNumber, content))

// Complete the upload using both the upload ticket and the part upload tickets
val result:Future[Unit] =    
  bucket completeMultipartUpload (uploadTicket, partUploadTickets)

More examples can be found in the S3Spec in the test folder. In order to run the tests you need an application.conf file in the test/conf folder containing a valid aws.accessKeyId and aws.secretKey.