Module aws_sdk_rust::aws
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Each of the modules listed below contain Client and Library documentation. At the top of
each file the documentation identifies if the given source file is mainly used for Client
or by the Library. Of course, we welcome ALL pull requests so digging into the Library
documentation is encouraged to get an idea how aws-sdk-rust works.
However, if you're only interested in how to use it from your app then skip the docs that
start with Library and focus on those that start with Client.
NB: ####Endpoint is the only non-unit structure that is not JSON encodable/decodable due to third party Url struct. A custom to_json trait would need to be implemented. Not real impactful since this struct is mainly used for initial endpoint connections.
NB: ####CompleteMultipartUploadRequest is not JSON decodable without implementing a custom to_json trait because of Option<&'a [u8]>. You can still encode to JSON.
NB: ####PutObjectRequest is not JSON decodable without implementing a custom to_json trait because of Option<&'a [u8]>. You can still encode to JSON.
NB: ####UploadPartRequest is not JSON decodable without implementing a custom to_json trait because of Option<&'a [u8]>. You can still encode to JSON.
Example JSON output: (see /src/main.rs for full examples) use rustc_serialize::json;
let mut list_objects = ListObjectsRequest::default(); list_objects.bucket = bucket_name.to_string();
match client.list_objects(&list_objects) { Ok(objects) => { // Example of Serializing Rust struct println!("{:#?}", objects); // Example of converting to JSON. Can also call json::encode(&objects).unwrap(); println!("{}", json::as_pretty_json(&objects)); }, Err(e) => println!("{:#?}", e) }
Modules
| common |
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| errors |
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| s3 |
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