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A TSDIAPI plugin for seamless AWS S3 integration, enabling file uploads, downloads, and presigned URL generation.

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@tsdiapi/s3 – AWS S3 Plugin for TSDIAPI-Server

@tsdiapi/s3 is a plugin for the TSDIAPI-Server framework that enables seamless file management with AWS S3. It supports public and private bucket configurations, allowing you to upload, retrieve, delete files, and generate presigned URLs with ease.


🚀 Features

Public and Private Buckets – Manage files separately across public and private S3 buckets.
Presigned URLs – Generate time-limited URLs for secure access to private files.
File Uploads – Upload single or multiple files using buffers or file objects.
File Deletion – Remove files from both public and private buckets.
Flexible Configuration – Use inline options or environment variables for AWS credentials and bucket details.
Global Provider Access – Use useS3Provider() to access S3 services from anywhere in your app.


📦 Installation

Install via NPM

npm install @tsdiapi/s3

Or Use the CLI

tsdiapi plugins add s3

🔧 Configuration & Usage

Registering the Plugin in TSDIAPI

Add the plugin to your TSDIAPI-Server setup:

import { createApp } from "@tsdiapi/server";
import createPlugin from "@tsdiapi/s3";

createApp({
  plugins: [
    createPlugin({
      publicBucketName: "your-public-bucket",
      privateBucketName: "your-private-bucket",
      accessKeyId: "your-access-key-id",
      secretAccessKey: "your-secret-access-key",
      region: "your-region",
      customHost: "your-custom-host", // Optional (CDN or custom domain)
    }),
  ],
});

Alternatively, Configure via Environment Variables

Instead of hardcoding credentials, use .env variables:

AWS_PUBLIC_BUCKET_NAME=your-public-bucket
AWS_PRIVATE_BUCKET_NAME=your-private-bucket
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=your-access-key-id
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=your-secret-access-key
AWS_REGION=your-region
AWS_CUSTOM_HOST=your-custom-host

Then initialize without passing options:

import createPlugin from "@tsdiapi/s3";
import { createApp } from "@tsdiapi/server";

createApp({
  plugins: [createPlugin()],
});

⚙️ Plugin Options

Option Description Required
publicBucketName Name of the public S3 bucket No
privateBucketName Name of the private S3 bucket No
accessKeyId AWS access key ID Yes
secretAccessKey AWS secret access key Yes
region AWS region Yes
customHost Custom host or CDN URL No

Note: At least one of publicBucketName or privateBucketName must be set.


🛠 API Methods

1️⃣ Upload a File

import { useS3Provider } from "@tsdiapi/s3";

const s3 = useS3Provider();
const response = await s3.uploadFile(
  "your-public-bucket",
  "example.png",
  fileBuffer,
  "image/png"
);

console.log(response.url);

2️⃣ Upload Multiple Files

const responses = await useS3Provider().uploadFiles(fileArray);

3️⃣ Delete a File

await useS3Provider().deleteFile("path/to/file.png", false);

4️⃣ Generate a Presigned URL

const presignedUrl = await useS3Provider().getPresignedUrl("path/to/file.png", true);

5️⃣ Get Public URL

const publicUrl = useS3Provider().getPublicURL("path/to/file.png");

🔄 Example Workflow

1️⃣ Upload Files → Upload files to public or private buckets.
2️⃣ Access Secure Files → Use presigned URLs to grant secure, temporary access to private files.
3️⃣ Batch Operations → Upload and manage multiple files at once.


⚠️ Error Handling

All methods include built-in error handling and logging:

try {
  const response = await useS3Provider().uploadFile(
    "your-public-bucket",
    "example.pdf",
    fileBuffer,
    "application/pdf"
  );
  console.log("File uploaded successfully:", response);
} catch (error) {
  console.error("File upload failed:", error);
}

🌐 Standalone Usage (Without TSDIAPI)

You can also use @tsdiapi/s3 outside of TSDIAPI-Server:

import { S3Provider } from "@tsdiapi/s3";

const s3 = new S3Provider();
s3.init({
    accessKeyId: "your-access-key",
    secretAccessKey: "your-secret-key",
    region: "your-region",
});

await s3.uploadFile("your-bucket", "example.txt", Buffer.from("Hello, S3!"), "text/plain");

🚀 Why Use @tsdiapi/s3?

  • 🔥 Easy AWS S3 Integration – No complex setup required.
  • 🔄 Works Inside & Outside TSDIAPI – Flexible plugin design.
  • 🏆 Full Feature Set – Upload, delete, presigned URLs, and more.
  • 📌 Secure & Configurable – Supports .env and custom authentication.

📢 Contributing

We welcome contributions! If you have feature requests or bug reports, submit them via
👉 GitHub Issues.


📜 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.


👨‍💻 Author

Artyom Gorlovetskiy

📌 GitHub: @unbywyd
📩 Email: unbywyd@gmail.com


Now you're ready to manage files with AWS S3 using @tsdiapi/s3! 🚀