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QuickStart

This guide is how to easily start using Benji in your project.

See also: API

Bucket operations

According your Object Storage, the following modules are available.

These modules can be configured as dependencies in your build.sbt.

val benjiVer = "{{site.latest_release}}"

libraryDependencies += "com.zengularity" %% "benji-s3" % benjiVer

libraryDependencies += "com.zengularity" %% "benji-google" % benjiVer

// If Play WS is not yet provided:
libraryDependencies += "com.typesafe.play" %% "play-ws-standalone" % "1.1.3"

Then the storage operations can be called according the DSL from your ObjectStorage instance.

Generally, these operations must be applied in a scope providing an Materializer and a transport instance (whose type is according the ObjectStorage instance; e.g. play.api.libs.ws.WSClient for S3).

The Benji modules can also be easily integration with Play Framework; See document about the Play integration.

Listing the storage buckets

Several operations allow to list the buckets available in your storage.

  • ObjectStorage.buckets(): Source[Bucket, NotUsed] (note the final ()); Can be processed reactively using an Sink[Bucket, _].
  • ObjectStorage.buckets.collect[M]: Future[M[Bucket]] (when CanBuildFrom[M[_], Bucket, M[Bucket]])

These operations provided Buckets, as metadata (not remote reference).

import scala.concurrent.Future

import akka.NotUsed
import akka.stream.Materializer
import akka.stream.scaladsl.Source

import com.zengularity.benji.Bucket
import com.zengularity.benji.s3.WSS3
import com.zengularity.benji.google.GoogleStorage

def listBuckets(s3: WSS3)(implicit m: Materializer): Future[List[Bucket]] =
  s3.buckets.collect[List]()

def enumerateBucket(gcs: GoogleStorage)(implicit m: Materializer): Source[Bucket, NotUsed] = gcs.buckets()

Resolve a bucket reference

In order to update a bucket, a BucketRef must be obtained (rather than the read-only metadata Bucket).

  • ObjectStorage.bucket(String): BucketRef
import com.zengularity.benji.{ BucketRef, ObjectStorage }

def obtainRef(storage: ObjectStorage, name: String): BucketRef = storage.bucket(name)

Object operations

The operations to manage the objects are available on the ObjectStorage instance, using ObjectRef (remote references).

Listing the objects

The objects can be listed from the parent BucketRef.

  • BucketRef.objects() (note the final ()); Can be processed using an Sink[Object, _].
  • BucketRef.objects.collect[M[Object]] (when CanBuildFrom[M[_], Object, M[Object]])
import scala.collection.immutable.Set

import scala.concurrent.Future

import akka.NotUsed
import akka.stream.Materializer
import akka.stream.scaladsl.Source

import com.zengularity.benji.{ BucketRef, Object }
import com.zengularity.benji.s3.WSS3BucketRef

def objectSet(bucket: WSS3BucketRef)(implicit m: Materializer): Future[Set[Object]] = bucket.objects.collect[Set]()

def enumerateObjects(bucket: BucketRef)(implicit m: Materializer): Source[Object, NotUsed] = bucket.objects()

Resolve an object reference

In order to manage an object, an ObjectRef must be obtained (rather than the read-only metadata Object).

  • BucketRef.obj(String): ObjectRef
import com.zengularity.benji.{ BucketRef, ObjectRef }

def obtainRef(bucket: BucketRef, name: String): ObjectRef = bucket.obj(name)

Upload data

To upload data to a previously obtained ObjectRef, the put functions can be used.

  • ObjectRef.put[E : Writer]: Sink[E, NotUsed]
  • ObjectRef.put[E : Writer](size: Long): Sink[E, NotUsed]
  • ObjectRef.put[E : Writer, A](z: => A, threshold: Bytes, size: Option[Long])(f: (A, Chunk) => A): Sink[E, NotUsed]
import scala.concurrent.{ ExecutionContext, Future }

import akka.NotUsed
import akka.stream.Materializer
import akka.stream.scaladsl.{ Sink, Source }

import play.api.libs.ws.BodyWritable

import com.zengularity.benji.BucketRef

// Upload with any ObjectStorage instance
def upload(bucket: BucketRef, objName: String, data: => Source[Array[Byte], NotUsed])(implicit m: Materializer, w: BodyWritable[Array[Byte]]): Future[(String, Long)] = {
  implicit def ec: ExecutionContext = m.executionContext

  val storeObj = bucket.obj(objName)

  val to: Sink[Array[Byte], Future[Long]] =
    storeObj.put[Array[Byte], Long](0L) { (acc, chunk) =>
      println(
        s"uploading ${chunk.size.toString} bytes of $objName @ ${acc.toString}")

      Future.successful(acc + chunk.size)
    }

  (data runWith to).transform({ (size: Long) =>
    println(
      s"Object uploaded to ${bucket.name}/$objName (size = ${size.toString})")

    objName -> size
  }, { err =>
    println(s"fails to upload the object $objName: ${err.getMessage}")
    err
  })
}

import com.zengularity.benji.s3.WSS3

def putToS3[A : BodyWritable](storage: WSS3, bucketName: String, objName: String, data: => Source[A, NotUsed])(implicit m: Materializer): Future[Unit] = {
  implicit def ec: ExecutionContext = m.executionContext

  for {
    bucketRef <- { // get-or-create
      val ref = storage.bucket(bucketName)
      ref.create(failsIfExists = true).map(_ => ref)
    }
    storageObj = bucketRef.obj(objName)
    _ <- data runWith storageObj.put[A]
  } yield ()
}

See also