Upload a file
Arguments
- path
(character) a file path to read from. required
- remote_path
(character) a remote path where the file should go. required
- ...
named parameters passed on to
s3fs::s3_file_copy()
Details
to upload a folder of files see aws_bucket_upload()
See also
Other files:
aws_file_attr()
,
aws_file_copy()
,
aws_file_delete()
,
aws_file_download()
,
aws_file_exists()
,
aws_file_rename()
,
six_file_upload()
Examples
if (FALSE) { # interactive()
bucket <- random_string("bucket")
aws_bucket_create(bucket)
demo_rds_file <- file.path(system.file(), "Meta/demo.rds")
aws_file_upload(
demo_rds_file,
s3_path(bucket, basename(demo_rds_file))
)
## many files at once
links_file <- file.path(system.file(), "Meta/links.rds")
aws_file_upload(
c(demo_rds_file, links_file),
s3_path("s64-test-2", c(basename(demo_rds_file), basename(links_file)))
)
# set expiration, expire 1 minute from now
aws_file_upload(demo_rds_file, s3_path("s64-test-2", "ddd.rds"),
Expires = Sys.time() + 60
)
# bucket doesn't exist
aws_file_upload(demo_rds_file, "s3://not-a-bucket/eee.rds")
# path doesn't exist
aws_file_upload(
"file_doesnt_exist.txt",
s3_path("s64-test-2", "file_doesnt_exist.txt")
)
# Path's without file extensions behave a little weird
## With extension
## Both of these lines do the same exact thing: make a file in the
## same path in a bucket
aws_file_upload("LICENSE.md", s3_path(bucket, "LICENSE.md"))
aws_file_upload("LICENSE.md", s3_path(bucket))
## Without extension
## However, it's different for a file without an extension
## This makes a file in the bucket at path DESCRIPTION
aws_file_upload("DESCRIPTION", s3_path(bucket))
## Whereas this creates a directory called DESCRIPTION with
## a file DESCRIPTION within it
aws_file_upload("DESCRIPTION", s3_path(bucket, "DESCRIPTION"))
}