Lucee extension to provide simpler access to common AWS commands through the AWS SDK.
The easiest way to install this at present is to use CommandBox. To install with CommandBox 2.1+ simply do the following.
box install mso-net/lucee-aws --production
The contents of /aws-java-sdk are just the jar files from http://sdk-for-java.amazonwebservices.com/latest/aws-java-sdk.zip. I am looking for a better way of handling this dependency but for now I'm concentrating on other tasks.
Important There are currently some conflicts between the AWS Java SDK and Lucee. At present I would advise replacing the Lucee/CommandBox version of joda-time.jar with the version within the AWS Java SDK. If you don't do this you will see issues especially with S3. Additionally the javax-mailer jar conflicts with the one in Lucee, in this case you can delete the one from the AWS Java SDK - I don't think I'm actually making use of that yet.
The unit tests within lucee-aws may be run using Docker. To do so you will need to configure various environment variables with your own values - setting up this environment is not something I have scripts for at present though.
It can be built and run by executing the following commands.
docker build -t mso-net/lucee-aws .
docker run -e "aws_accountid=$aws_accountid" -e "aws_secretkey=$aws_secretkey" -e "dynamodb_table=$dynamodb_table" -e "elb_name=$elb_name" -e "elb_region=$elb_region" -e "lambda_method=$lambda_method" -e "route53_tld=$route53_tld" -e "s3_bucket=$s3_bucket" -e "ses_from=$ses_from" -e "ses_to=$ses_to" mso-net/lucee-aws
Example for S3
s3 = new aws.s3(
account = 'account_id',
secret = 'secret',
bucket = 'bucket_name'
);
s3.getObject( 'path/to/something.ext' );
s3.putObject( 'path/to/something.ext' , 'data:image/png;base64,data_base64_encoded_here' );
s3.deleteObject( 'path/to/something.ext' );