Module s3_tools 

S3-compatible servers other tools already know about: the MinIO client’s aliases, MC_HOST_<alias>, and s3cmd’s config.

Anyone running MinIO has mc, and anyone using Ceph, Wasabi or DigitalOcean Spaces from a terminal often has s3cmd. Both keep an endpoint and its keys in a file datui can read, so those servers appear without being described again in datui’s config.

Structs

ToolServer

One S3-compatible server another tool describes.

Functions

mc_config_paths

Where mc keeps config.json: MC_CONFIG_DIR, else one in the home directory named after the binary: .mc (or .mcli, as some distributions package it), and without the dot on Windows.

mc_hosts

Every MC_HOST_<alias> in vars.

parse_mc_config

Aliases from an mc config.json (format version 10), leaving out the ones with no keys or mc’s placeholders, and the public play server mc adds by default.

parse_mc_host

An alias from MC_HOST_<alias>: https://ACCESS:SECRET@host:port, or https://ACCESS:SECRET:TOKEN@host:port, as mc reads it.

parse_s3cfg

The server in the [default] section of an s3cmd config, when it has keys.

s3cfg_path

Where s3cmd keeps its config: S3CMD_CONFIG, else %APPDATA%\s3cmd.ini on Windows and ~/.s3cfg elsewhere.