rayanlevert/s3

Simpler with typed methods wrapper over the S3 SDK from AWS for handling buckets

v3.0 2025-07-01 14:49 UTC

Requires

• php: 8.4.*
• ext-curl: *
• aws/aws-sdk-php: ^3.293

Requires (Dev)

• phpmd/phpmd: @stable
• phpunit/phpunit: ^10.0
• squizlabs/php_codesniffer: @stable

BSD-3-Clause

• Rayan Levert

• php
• s3
• wrapper

README

Version 3.0 supports only php8.4 with all brand new features, for >= php8.1, version 2.0 is still supported.

How to use the class

Construct

// Initializes the client with credentials, endpoint to the API and server location
$oS3 = new \RayanLevert\S3\S3('accessKey', 'secretKey', 'endpoint', 'region');

/**
 * A 5th argument can be passed if you are going to use the same bucket from the instance 
 * you don't need to pass the bucket name to each method ;)
*/
$oS3 = new \RayanLevert\S3\S3('accessKey', 'secretKey', 'endpoint', 'region', 'bucketName');

// If you prefer to have all infos in an associative array, ::fromArray() is available
$oS3 = \RayanLevert\S3\S3::fromArray([
    'key'      => 'accessKey',
    'secret'   => 'secretKey',
    'endpoint' => 'endpoint-url',
    'region'   => 'region-dev',
    'bucket'   => 'bucketName' // optional if multiple buckets will be used
]);

API methods

Argument $bucketName is not mandatory if $bucketName has been passed to the constructor

// If a bucket exists
public function doesBucketExist(string $bucketName = ''): bool;

// If an object exists by its bucket and key name
public function doesObjectExist(string $keyName, string $bucketName = ''): bool;

// Creates a bucket
public function createBucket(string $bucketName = ''): void

// Creates an object from a string
public function putObject(string $content, string $keyName, string $contentType, string $bucketName = ''): void

// Creates a object from a local file
public function putFile(string $filePath, string $keyName, string $contentType, string $bucketName = ''): void

// Returns an `\Aws\Result` instance from a key (throws an exception if not found)
public function getObject(string $key, string $bucketName = ''): \Aws\Result

// Returns the content of an object (throws an exception if not found)
public function getObjectContent(string $key, string $bucketName = ''): string

// Deletes a bucket (throws an exception if still objects remain in the bucket)
public function deleteBucket(string $bucketName = ''): bool

// Deletes an object (continues and returns false if the object didn't exist, true if it did)
public function deleteObject(string $keyName, string $bucketName = ''): bool

// @return array<string, string[]> Returns buckets and/or objects created from the instance (bucketName -> array of key names)
public function getObjects(): array;

Development / Docker

Uses RustFS, open source object storage for local development (unit tests)

1. Copy .env.example to .env

2. Start containers (docker compose up -d), for PHP and one for MinIO

3. Start docker compose exec s3 bash to access to the PHP

4. Run composer install to retrieve vendors

5. Go to http://localhost:9000 and connect by using username and password (rustfsadmin by default)

6. Go to Access Keys, generate access and secret key and put them in .env file

7. Restart containers updating .env file and you are good to go !