Struct MemoryS3Store 

pub struct MemoryS3Store;

Implementations

impl MemoryS3Store

pub fn new() -> Self

Trait Implementations

impl Default for MemoryS3Store

fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type.

impl S3Store for MemoryS3Store

fn load(&self) -> StoreResult<S3State>

fn put_bucket_meta(&self, _bucket: &str, _meta: &BucketMeta) -> StoreResult<()>

fn put_bucket_subresource( &self, _bucket: &str, _kind: BucketSubresource, _payload: &str, ) -> StoreResult<()>

fn delete_bucket_subresource( &self, _bucket: &str, _kind: BucketSubresource, ) -> StoreResult<()>

fn delete_bucket(&self, _bucket: &str) -> StoreResult<()>

fn put_object( &self, _bucket: &str, _key: &str, _version: Option<&str>, body: BodySource, _meta: &ObjectMeta, ) -> StoreResult<BodyRef>

fn put_object_meta( &self, _bucket: &str, _key: &str, _version: Option<&str>, _meta: &ObjectMeta, ) -> StoreResult<()>

fn delete_object( &self, _bucket: &str, _key: &str, _version: Option<&str>, ) -> StoreResult<()>

fn open_object_body(&self, body: &BodyRef) -> StoreResult<Bytes>

fn mpu_create( &self, _bucket: &str, _upload_id: &str, _init: &MpuInit, ) -> StoreResult<()>

fn mpu_put_part( &self, _bucket: &str, _upload_id: &str, _part_number: u32, body: BodySource, _etag: &str, ) -> StoreResult<BodyRef>

Persist a multipart-upload part body. Returns the BodyRef the service should keep in its in-memory part map: BodyRef::Disk for disk-backed stores (so subsequent reads stream from the .bin file instead of holding the part in RAM), or BodyRef::Memory for memory-mode stores.

fn mpu_abort(&self, _bucket: &str, _upload_id: &str) -> StoreResult<()>

fn mpu_complete( &self, _bucket: &str, _upload_id: &str, _final_key: &str, _version: Option<&str>, _meta: &ObjectMeta, ) -> StoreResult<BodyRef>

fn spool_dir(&self) -> Option<PathBuf>

Where the streaming dispatch path should spool large request bodies to disk before handing them to Self::put_object / Self::mpu_put_part. Returning Some keeps the spool file on the same filesystem as the final destination so rename(2) is a metadata-only move; returning None means “use the system temp dir, the store will read the file back into RAM and unlink it”.