s3-stream | Akka Streaming Client for S3 and Supporting Libraries
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Given this package.json
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ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-13 at 18:04You can indeed ignore such errors via --ignore-engines:
QUESTION
Does Winston support a writable stream object that uploads to DigitalOcean Spaces?
There is for example s3-streamlogger for S3 objects, but I could not find a direct way to use winston with spaces.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-23 at 23:00According to Spaces Documentation, Spaces is compatible with AWS S3 API:
The Spaces API aims to be interoperable with Amazon's AWS S3 API. In most cases, when using a client library, setting the "endpoint" or "base" URL to ${REGION}.digitaloceanspaces.com and generating a Spaces key to replace your AWS IAM key will allow you to use Spaces in place of S3.
So I ended up using s3-streamlogger with Winston
to upload logs into my spaces bucket:
QUESTION
I download a ziparchive from an api, which contains gzipped files, and i need to take the gz files and save to s3. Don't want to uncompress or anything. Just move to S3.
When i open the archive, it has a folder w/ random numbers, /12345/file1.gz, and many files, /12345/file2.gz, etc.
I've tried yauzl and adm-zip, but don't understand how to take each entry in the archive and just send to s3. I have s3-stream-upload package, which i can use to send. Just can't get it right. Thanks for any help
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-19 at 14:55Answer was doing a straight s3 put with readStream as the body of the object...
QUESTION
I've done quite a bit of googling on this, and have come up short.
I currently have a Lambda function that streams a file from ftp (using promise-ftp) then pipes it to s3 (using s3-streams). This works just fine.
I've come across an issue where the files are zipped, and I would like to unzip them before I upload them to s3. I've had 0 luck getting any of the unzip utilities (which are all really just node-unzip under the hood) to work with local files. I've had even worse luck piping things through to unzip (at the best, I've made it save files recursively inside directories with the same name on my local machine during testing).
The relevant code I've tried is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-13 at 00:49Apparently following node-unzip's examples with the if/else blocks was my issue. The following works (tested locally and on Lambda with 30+ files):
QUESTION
I'm trying to download a file from S3 (I have successfully uploaded the file)
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-19 at 23:31How about something like this:
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