def setUp(self):
super(TestSync, self).setUp()
# Files that are the same on both sides:
self.create_random_file_at((self.tmp_dir, self.s3_test_location), 'foo/a.txt')
self.create_random_file_at((self.tmp_dir, self.s3_test_location), 'foo/b.txt')
self.create_random_file_at((self.tmp_dir, self.s3_test_location), 'foo/bar/c.txt')
self.create_random_file_at((self.tmp_dir, self.s3_test_location), 'foo/bar/baz/d.txt')
# Files that are different locally and remotely:
self.create_random_file_at((self.tmp_dir,), 'foo/x.txt')
self.create_random_file_at((self.s3_test_location,), 'foo/x.txt')
self.create_random_file_at((self.tmp_dir,), 'foo/bar/x.txt')
self.create_random_file_at((self.s3_test_location,), 'foo/bar/x.txt')
# Files that are only local:
self.create_random_file_at((self.tmp_dir,), 'foo/loc.txt')
self.create_random_file_at((self.tmp_dir,), 'foo/bar/loc.txt')
# Files that are only remote:
self.create_random_file_at((self.s3_test_location,), 'foo/rem.txt')
self.create_random_file_at((self.s3_test_location,), 'foo/bar/rem.txt')
self.local_dir_to_sync = s3.path.join(self.tmp_dir, 'foo')
self.remote_dir_to_sync = s3.path.join(self.s3_test_location, 'foo')
self.expected_local_contents = s3.ls(self.local_dir_to_sync)
self.expected_remote_contents = [x.replace(self.s3_path+'foo/', '') for x in s3.ls(self.remote_dir_to_sync)]
# Annoying directory marker that some clients create; create after making contents lists
s3.touch(s3.path.join(self.s3_test_location, 'foo/'))
def test_s3_ls(self):
files = ["foo", "bar.baz", "quack/foo.foo"]
for f in files:
s3.cp(self.local_file, self.remote_file(f))
self.assertEqual(set(s3.ls(self.s3_test_location)), set(map(lambda x: self.s3_path+x, files)))
self.assertEqual(set(s3.ls(self.s3_test_location, return_full_urls=True)), set([self.remote_file(x) for x in files]))
self.assertEqual(set(s3.ls(self.s3_test_location, shallow=True)), set([self.s3_path+x for x in ['foo', 'bar.baz', 'quack/']]))
def assertContentsAre(self, expected_contents):
self.assertSetEqual(set(s3.ls(self.local_dir_to_sync)),
set(expected_contents))
self.assertSetEqual(
set([
x.replace(self.s3_path + 'foo/', '')
for x in s3.ls(self.remote_dir_to_sync)
if x != self.s3_path + 'foo/'
]), set(expected_contents))
def test_s3_ls(self):
files = ["foo", "bar.baz", "quack/foo.foo"]
for f in files:
s3.cp(self.local_file, self.remote_file(f))
self.assertEqual(set(s3.ls(self.s3_test_location)),
set(map(lambda x: self.s3_path + x, files)))
self.assertEqual(
set(s3.ls(self.s3_test_location, return_full_urls=True)),
set([self.remote_file(x) for x in files]))
self.assertEqual(
set(s3.ls(self.s3_test_location, shallow=True)),
set([self.s3_path + x for x in ['foo', 'bar.baz', 'quack/']]))
def test_s3_tmpdir(self):
def fake_uuid():
fake_uuid.counter += 1
return "FAKE-UUID-%d" % fake_uuid.counter
fake_uuid.counter = 0
self.assertEqual(
s3.path.gettmpdir(bucket=TEST_BUCKET, prefix=self.s3_path, uuid_generator=fake_uuid),
's3://%s/%sFAKE-UUID-1/' % (TEST_BUCKET, self.s3_path))
self.assertEqual(
len(list(s3.ls('s3://%s/%sFAKE-UUID-1' % (TEST_BUCKET, self.s3_path)))),
1)
self.assertTrue(
s3.exists('s3://%s/%sFAKE-UUID-1/.tempdir' % (TEST_BUCKET, self.s3_path)))
self.assertEqual(
s3.path.gettmpdir(bucket=TEST_BUCKET, prefix=self.s3_path, uuid_generator=fake_uuid),
's3://%s/%sFAKE-UUID-2/' % (TEST_BUCKET, self.s3_path))
self.assertEqual(len(list(s3.ls('s3://%s/%sFAKE-UUID-2' % (TEST_BUCKET, self.s3_path)))), 1)
self.assertTrue(s3.exists('s3://%s/%sFAKE-UUID-2/.tempdir' % (TEST_BUCKET, self.s3_path)))
def versions_available(self, path):
import semantic_version
path = self.normalize_path(path)
base_path, ext = os.path.splitext(path)
versions = filter(lambda path: os.path.splitext(path)[1] == ext, s3.ls('s3://' + self.bucket + base_path))
versions = sorted([semantic_version.Version(self.extract_version(v)) for v in versions])
versions = [str(v) for v in versions]
return versions
def test_s3_with_double_slashes_in_key(self):
'''
boto has a nasty behavior by default where it collapses `//` to `/` in keys
'''
s3.cp(self.local_file,
self.remote_file('double//slashes//bork//boto.foo'))
self.assertEqual([self.remote_file('double//slashes//bork//boto.foo')],
list(
s3.ls(self.remote_file(''),
return_full_urls=True)))
def versions_available(self, path):
import semantic_version
path = self.normalize_path(path)
base_path, ext = os.path.splitext(path)
versions = filter(lambda path: os.path.splitext(path)[1] == ext, s3.ls('s3://' + self.bucket + base_path))
versions = sorted([semantic_version.Version(self.extract_version(v)) for v in versions])
versions = [str(v) for v in versions]
return versions
def main(self, prefix):
from baiji.util.console import LabeledSpinner
if s3.path.islocal(prefix):
raise ValueError("restore command only works on s3")
spin = LabeledSpinner()
for key in s3.ls(prefix, return_full_urls=True, require_s3_scheme=True, list_versions=True):
if not s3.exists(key):
spin.drop("Restoring deleted file {}".format(key))
s3.restore(key)
else:
spin.spin(key)
def ls_remote(self):
'''
Return a list of keys on the remote server.
TODO This could return the versions and create date too.
'''
paths = s3.ls('s3://' + self.bucket)
parsed = [self.parse(path) for path in paths]
# parsed is a list of key, version tuples.
return sorted(set([key for key, _ in parsed]))
def ls_remote(self):
'''
Return a list of keys on the remote server.
TODO This could return the versions and create date too.
'''
paths = s3.ls('s3://' + self.bucket)
parsed = [self.parse(path) for path in paths]
# parsed is a list of key, version tuples.
return sorted(set([key for key, _ in parsed]))
def main(self, prefix):
from baiji.util.console import LabeledSpinner
if s3.path.islocal(prefix):
raise ValueError("restore command only works on s3")
spin = LabeledSpinner()
for key in s3.ls(prefix,
return_full_urls=True,
require_s3_scheme=True,
list_versions=True):
if not s3.exists(key):
spin.drop("Restoring deleted file {}".format(key))
s3.restore(key)
else:
spin.spin(key)
def setUp(self):
super(TestSync, self).setUp()
# Files that are the same on both sides:
self.create_random_file_at((self.tmp_dir, self.s3_test_location),
'foo/a.txt')
self.create_random_file_at((self.tmp_dir, self.s3_test_location),
'foo/b.txt')
self.create_random_file_at((self.tmp_dir, self.s3_test_location),
'foo/bar/c.txt')
self.create_random_file_at((self.tmp_dir, self.s3_test_location),
'foo/bar/baz/d.txt')
# Files that are different locally and remotely:
self.create_random_file_at((self.tmp_dir, ), 'foo/x.txt')
self.create_random_file_at((self.s3_test_location, ), 'foo/x.txt')
self.create_random_file_at((self.tmp_dir, ), 'foo/bar/x.txt')
self.create_random_file_at((self.s3_test_location, ), 'foo/bar/x.txt')
# Files that are only local:
self.create_random_file_at((self.tmp_dir, ), 'foo/loc.txt')
self.create_random_file_at((self.tmp_dir, ), 'foo/bar/loc.txt')
# Files that are only remote:
self.create_random_file_at((self.s3_test_location, ), 'foo/rem.txt')
self.create_random_file_at((self.s3_test_location, ),
'foo/bar/rem.txt')
self.local_dir_to_sync = s3.path.join(self.tmp_dir, 'foo')
self.remote_dir_to_sync = s3.path.join(self.s3_test_location, 'foo')
self.expected_local_contents = s3.ls(self.local_dir_to_sync)
self.expected_remote_contents = [
x.replace(self.s3_path + 'foo/', '')
for x in s3.ls(self.remote_dir_to_sync)
]
# Annoying directory marker that some clients create; create after making contents lists
s3.touch(s3.path.join(self.s3_test_location, 'foo/'))
def main(self, key):
if self.uri:
print "-B and --uri are deprecated options"
try:
keys = s3.ls(key, return_full_urls=True, require_s3_scheme=True, shallow=self.shallow, list_versions=self.list_versions)
if self.detail:
from baiji.util.console import sizeof_format_human_readable
for key in keys:
info = s3.info(key)
enc = " enc" if info['encrypted'] else " "
print "%s\t%s%s\t%s\t%s" % (sizeof_format_human_readable(info['size']), info['last_modified'], enc, key.encode('utf-8'), info['version_id'])
else:
print u"\n".join(keys).encode('utf-8')
except s3.InvalidSchemeException as e:
print e
return 1
def main(self, key):
if self.uri:
print "-B and --uri are deprecated options"
try:
keys = s3.ls(key,
return_full_urls=True,
require_s3_scheme=True,
shallow=self.shallow,
list_versions=self.list_versions)
if self.detail:
from baiji.util.console import sizeof_format_human_readable
for key in keys:
info = s3.info(key)
enc = " enc" if info['encrypted'] else " "
print "%s\t%s%s\t%s\t%s" % (sizeof_format_human_readable(
info['size']), info['last_modified'], enc,
key.encode('utf-8'),
info['version_id'])
else:
print u"\n".join(keys).encode('utf-8')
except s3.InvalidSchemeException as e:
print e
return 1
def test_raises_keyerror_for_nonexistent_bucket(self):
with self.assertRaises(s3.KeyNotFound):
s3.ls('s3://foo-bar-baz-please-this-is-not-a-bucket-amirite')
def test_raises_keyerror_for_nonexistent_bucket(self):
with self.assertRaises(s3.KeyNotFound):
s3.ls('s3://foo-bar-baz-please-this-is-not-a-bucket-amirite')
def test_s3_with_double_slashes_in_key(self):
'''
boto has a nasty behavior by default where it collapses `//` to `/` in keys
'''
s3.cp(self.local_file, self.remote_file('double//slashes//bork//boto.foo'))
self.assertEqual([self.remote_file('double//slashes//bork//boto.foo')], list(s3.ls(self.remote_file(''), return_full_urls=True)))
def assertContentsAre(self, expected_contents):
self.assertSetEqual(set(s3.ls(self.local_dir_to_sync)), set(expected_contents))
self.assertSetEqual(set([x.replace(self.s3_path+'foo/', '') for x in s3.ls(self.remote_dir_to_sync) if x != self.s3_path+'foo/']), set(expected_contents))
