The MinIO Haskell Client SDK provides simple APIs to access MinIO and Amazon S3 compatible object storage server.
- The Haskell stack
Simply add minio-hs to your project's .cabal dependencies section or if you are using hpack, to your package.yaml file as usual.
From your home folder or any non-haskell project directory, just run:
stack install minio-hs
Then start an interpreter session and browse the available APIs with:
$ stack ghci
> :browse Network.MinioThe examples folder contains many examples that you can try out and use to learn and to help with developing your own projects.
This example program connects to a MinIO object storage server, makes a bucket on the server and then uploads a file to the bucket.
We will use the MinIO server running at https://play.min.io in this example. Feel free to use this service for testing and development. Access credentials are present in the library and are open to the public.
#!/usr/bin/env stack
-- stack --resolver lts-14.11 runghc --package minio-hs --package optparse-applicative --package filepath
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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
{-# LANGUAGE ScopedTypeVariables #-}
import Network.Minio
import Data.Monoid ((<>))
import Data.Text (pack)
import Options.Applicative
import System.FilePath.Posix
import UnliftIO (throwIO, try)
import Prelude
-- | The following example uses minio's play server at
-- https://play.min.io. The endpoint and associated
-- credentials are provided via the libary constant,
--
-- > minioPlayCI :: ConnectInfo
--
-- optparse-applicative package based command-line parsing.
fileNameArgs :: Parser FilePath
fileNameArgs = strArgument
(metavar "FILENAME"
<> help "Name of file to upload to AWS S3 or a MinIO server")
cmdParser = info
(helper <*> fileNameArgs)
(fullDesc
<> progDesc "FileUploader"
<> header
"FileUploader - a simple file-uploader program using minio-hs")
main :: IO ()
main = do
let bucket = "my-bucket"
-- Parse command line argument
filepath <- execParser cmdParser
let object = pack $ takeBaseName filepath
res <- runMinio minioPlayCI $ do
-- Make a bucket; catch bucket already exists exception if thrown.
bErr <- try $ makeBucket bucket Nothing
-- If the bucket already exists, we would get a specific
-- `ServiceErr` exception thrown.
case bErr of
Left BucketAlreadyOwnedByYou -> return ()
Left e -> throwIO e
Right _ -> return ()
-- Upload filepath to bucket; object name is derived from filepath.
fPutObject bucket object filepath defaultPutObjectOptions
case res of
Left e -> putStrLn $ "file upload failed due to " ++ show e
Right () -> putStrLn "file upload succeeded."./FileUploader.hs "path/to/my/file"
To setup:
git clone https://github.com/minio/minio-hs.git
cd minio-hs/
stack installTests can be run with:
stack test
A section of the tests use the remote MinIO Play server at https://play.min.io by default. For library development, using this remote server maybe slow. To run the tests against a locally running MinIO live server at http://localhost:9000, just set the environment MINIO_LOCAL to any value (and unset it to switch back to Play).
To run the live server tests, set a build flag as shown below:
stack test --flag minio-hs:live-test
# OR against a local MinIO server with:
MINIO_LOCAL=1 stack test --flag minio-hs:live-test
The configured CI system always runs both test-suites for every change.
Documentation can be locally built with:
stack haddock