class AWS::S3::BucketCollection


#=> [‘bucket1’, ‘bucket2’, …]
s3.buckets.collect(&:name)
You can also use it to find out which buckets are in your account:
bucket = s3.buckets[‘mybucket’]
bucket = s3.buckets[:mybucket]

access:
You can get a handle for a specific bucket with indifferent
s3.buckets.create(:name => “mybucket”)
You can use this to create a bucket:
Represents a collection of buckets.

def [] bucket_name

Returns:
  • (Bucket) -

Parameters:
  • bucket_name (String) -- 
def [] bucket_name
  bucket_named(bucket_name)
end

def bucket_named name, owner = nil 

def bucket_named name, owner = nil
  S3::Bucket.new(name.to_s, :owner => owner, :config => config)
end

def create bucket_name, options = {}

Returns:
  • (Bucket) -

Options Hash: (**options)
  • :acl (String) -- Sets the ACL of the bucket
  • :location_constraint (String) -- The

Parameters:
  • options (Hash) --
  • bucket_name (String) --

Other tags:
    Note: - If your bucket name contains one or more periods and it 
def create bucket_name, options = {}
  # auto set the location constraint for the user if it is not 
  # passed in and the endpoint is not the us-standard region.  don't 
  # override the location constraint though, even it is wrong, 
  unless 
    config.s3_endpoint == 's3.amazonaws.com' or
    options[:location_constraint]
  then
    constraint =
      case config.s3_endpoint
      when 's3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com' then 'EU'
      when /^s3-(.*)\.amazonaws\.com$/ then $1
      end
    options[:location_constraint] = constraint if constraint
  end
  client.create_bucket(options.merge(:bucket_name => bucket_name))
  bucket_named(bucket_name)
end

def each &block

Returns:
  • (nil) - 
def each &block
  response = client.list_buckets
  response.buckets.each do |b|
    yield(bucket_named(b.name, response.owner))
  end
  nil
end