List contents of an S3 bucket 'folder'. Node.js module and command line executable.

npm i -S s3-ls

const s3ls = require("s3-ls"); const lister = s3ls({ bucket: "my-bucket-name" }); const { files, folders } = await lister.ls("/my-folder/subfolder/"); console.log(files); // ['my-folder/subfolder/file1','my-folder/subfolder/file2'] console.log(folders); // ['my-folder/subfolder/subsub1/','my-folder/subfolder/subsub2/']

The s3ls accepts two options:

• bucket - Obligatory. The S3 bucket name
• s3 - Optional. The aws-sdk S3 class instance. For example: new AWS.S3({apiVersion: '2006-03-01'})

The s3ls.ls(path) function takes:

• path - any string. E.g.
  • "/", "", or
  • "/folder", "folder/", "folder", or
  • "/1/2/3/4", "1/2/3/4/", "1/2/3/4", etc.

npx s3-ls my-bucket-name my-folder/subfolder/

$ npm i -g s3-ls

Usage:

s3-ls BUCKET [PATH]

Example

$ s3-ls my-bucket-name my-folder/subfolder/ f1/ f2/ new folder/ funny-cat-gifs-001.gif $

• Node callbacks interface. No Promises. See README here.
• The optional aws-sdk dependency version was >=2.0.0 <3.0.0.

• Only promises are supported now. For node callbacks use s3ls.ls(path).then(r => cb(null, r), cb)
• The optional aws-sdk dependency version is >=2.3.0 <3.0.0 now.

• Drop node.js 0.10, 4, 5 support. Add node.js 9, 10 support. Remove lodash dependencies.
• No any other changes. Same API as always.