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NAME

Web::AssetLib::OutputEngine::S3 - allows exporting an asset or bundle to an AWS S3 Bucket

On first usage, a cache will be generated of all files in the bucket. This way, we know what needs to be uploaded and what's already there.

SYNOPSIS

    my $library = My::AssetLib::Library->new(
        output_engines => [
            Web::AssetLib::OutputEngine::S3->new(
                access_key  => 'AWS_ACCESS_KEY',
                secret_key  => 'AWS_SECRET_KEY',
                bucket_name => 'S3_BUCKET_NAME',
                region      => 'S3_BUCKET_REGION'
            )
        ]
    );

    $library->compile( ..., output_engine => 'S3' );

USAGE

This is an output engine plugin for Web::AssetLib.

Instantiate with access_key, secret_key, bucket_name, and region arguments, and include in your library's output engine list.

PARAMETERS

access_key

secret_key

AWS access & secret keys. Must have List and Put permissions for destination bucket. Required.

bucket_name

S3 bucket name. Required.

region

AWS region name of the bucket. Required.

region

AWS region name of the bucket

Used as the base url of any asset that gets exported to S3. Make sure it's public! Your CDN may go here.

object_expiration_cb

Provide a coderef used to calculate the Expiration header. Currently, no arguments are passed to the callback. Defaults to:

    sub {
        return DateTime->now( time_zone => 'local' )->add( years => 1 );
    };

SEE ALSO

Web::AssetLib Web::AssetLib::OutputEngine

AUTHOR

Ryan Lang <rlang@cpan.org>