A simple way to upload files to S3 on iOS. I wrote this because I couldn't get AFAmazonS3Client to work at the time.

Installation

We now use Cocoapods (and you should too). Add this to your Podfile and you should be good to go.

pod 'OWS3Client'

This library depends on Amazon's SDK for iOS and will be linked automatically by the podspec.

Example Usage

NSString *filePath = @"/path/to/file.txt";
NSString *bucketName = @"bucket-name";
NSString *key = @"file.txt";
   OWS3Client *s3Client = [[OWS3Client alloc] initWithAccessKey:AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID secretKey:AWS_SECRET_KEY];
   [s3Client postObjectWithFile:filePath bucket:bucketName key:key acl:@"public-read" success:^(S3PutObjectResponse *responseObject) {
                           NSLog(@"success updating manifest after uploading %@", outputFileName);
                       } failure:^(NSError *error) {
                           NSLog(@"error uplaoding manifest after %@", outputFileName);
                       }];

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2013 OpenWatch, Inc.

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